'Horrific, that's awful' - Jack Draper shocks fans with new haircut, ignites waves of fan reactions in French Open

Tennis sensation Jack Draper has been seen on the cameras sporting a new haircut ahead of the French Open 2025. His new hairdo has now instigated tennis fans to pour in many reactions in the comments section. Many fans have expressed their disappointment with his new looks, while some have drawn parallels to the haircut of Tommy Shelby, a fictional character portrayed by Cillian Murphy from the drama Peaky Blinders.

The tennis fans were seen sharing many photographs of Jack Draper on Twitter with his new haircut from his practice session at Roland Garros 2025. The British star's new haircut didn't take tennis fans ' notice. Many of the fans were seen saying that he had copied Carlos Alcaraz, who has a penchant for flaunting new hairstyles ahead of the Grand Slams.

Horrific.

— Allan (@allan_mckay) May 20, 2025

Cillian Murphy look. Nice 👌

— Sandra Stubbs (@SandraStubbs14) May 21, 2025

very Peaky Blinders vibe

— The Notorious R.O.B. (@robolivermd) May 20, 2025

Out at first match

— meggio (@meggio8) May 21, 2025

Bloody hell that’s awful

— Yvonne Lovering (@Loveringy) May 20, 2025

I don’t like it. Sorry, the blonde doesn’t look good.

— Felissa De York (@FelissaDeYork) May 20, 2025

Peaky blinder ?

— Toxic (@Toxicstweet) May 21, 2025

Jack Draper's strong ATP 2025 run

Meanwhile, Jack Draper is now seen in action at the Roland Garros 2025. The 23-year-old tennis star has made it to the finals of the Madrid Open and Qatar Open this year while winning Indian Wells. He has jumped to new world rankings of five and seems one of the biggest threats ahead of the second Grand Slam.

Just a few days back, the star player got emotional while recalling the difficult time he went through as a rookie after accepting a wildcard in the Miami Open in Florida for the first time. He recalled when he first came on the tour at the Miami Open, being ranked 340 in the world. He stated that he wrote down his name for the practice, and no player turned up to practice alongside him. He got emotional while recalling his struggling days. 

"When I first came onto the tour, I remember being 340 in the world, and I got a wild card into the Miami Open, and I wrote my name down for practice, and no one wanted to hit with me. They were all just crossing out my name and putting someone else's name," Jack Draper said.

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