The match’s drama intensified when a key moment involving video technology allowed Draper to reverse a critical call. With the score even in the third set, Draper was awarded a pivotal point after successfully challenging an erroneous double bounce call, which shifted the momentum in his favor. Alcaraz, despite his capabilities, struggled following this incident and was unable to maintain his dominance from previous rounds. Draper will now face Denmark's Holger Rune in the final, closely following his strong performance throughout the tournament.

Draper’s success comes after managing fitness concerns that previously hindered his performance, particularly at the Australian Open. With consistent serving and improved confidence in his physical condition, he has proven to be a formidable contender. Meanwhile, in women's doubles, Britain's Olivia Nicholls narrowly missed a WTA 1,000 title, falling short in her final match but still achieving a career-high ranking.