On the same day, in the men's singles semifinals of the 2024 Mexico Open tennis championships in Acapulco, Mexico, Britain's Draper retired due to injury, and Australia's De Minaur advanced to the final.
On March 1, Australia's De Minaur returned the ball during the match. Xinhua News Agency (photo by Francisco Cañedo).
On March 1, Australia's De Minaur returned the ball during the match. Xinhua News Agency (photo by Francisco Cañedo).
On March 1, Britain's Draper served in the match. Xinhua News Agency (photo by Francisco Cañedo).
On March 1, Britain's Draper returned the ball during the game. Xinhua News Agency (photo by Francisco Cañedo).
On March 1, Australia's De Minaur returned the ball during the match. Xinhua News Agency (photo by Francisco Cañedo).
Australia's De Minaur (left) comforts Great Britain's Draper after a match on March 1. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Mengxin.
On March 1, Britain's Draper was in the game. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Mengxin.
On March 1, Britain's Draper was in the game. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Mengxin.
Great Britain's Draper (left) during a match on March 1. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Mengxin.
Australia's De Minaur celebrates scoring during a match on March 1. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Mengxin.
Great Britain's Draper left the field after a match on March 1. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Mengxin.
Australia's De Minaur (left) shakes hands with Great Britain's Draper after a match on March 1. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Mengxin.
Great Britain's Draper (left) communicates with the referee during a match on March 1. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Mengxin.