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Jack Draper Retires with Hip Injury: A Career-Long Concern?

Jack Draper Retires with Hip Injury: A Career-Long Concern?
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  • Jack Draper retires from the Australian Open due to hip injury.
  • Draper described his hip injury as a 'ticking time bomb'.
  • He faced Carlos Alcaraz in the fourth round of the tournament.
  • Injury concerns grow after Draper played three five-set matches.
  • Draper plans to focus on recovery and managing his workload.
  • Carlos Alcaraz advances to quarter-finals to face Djokovic.
  • Draper's injury raises concerns about his career longevity.
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