Naomi Osaka's coach Patrick Mouratoglou on why he thinks 'mature' Jack Draper has 'no limits'

Naomi Osaka's mentor Patrick Mouratoglou has commended a full grown Jack Draper for being more "restrained" and feels the English No 1 has "no restrictions" heading into 2025 following his Vienna waltz at the end of the week. Draper proceeded with his vertical direction by winning the Erste Bank Open to guarantee his lady ATP 500 title - the greatest title of his vocation. The 22-year-old, who arrived at the US Open semi-finals in September, covered a marvelous season with Sunday's straight-sets accomplishment over Karen Khachanov. Unbelievable mentor Mouratoglou, who worked with tennis extraordinary Serena Williams for 10 years and, all the more as of late, has been assisting guide four-time Huge homerun with supporting Naomi Osaka, told Sky Sports: "I believe he's an incredible player. Last year when he won Extreme Tennis Confrontation [UTS], I think he played staggering tennis the entire three days. "I feel that presently he's significantly more full grown concerning his game, his course of action, his game style. All that looks considerably more adult. What's more, when you see him win in Vienna, you don't feel he works out of his brain. It's his level. So I think he further developed a ton this year. "I think the enormous test for him currently is to remain sans injury since he's been harmed a great deal for somebody so youthful. "On the off chance that he figures out how to remain without injury, I believe he's certainly a main 10 player and a player that has enormous weapons and possibly has no restrictions."