Jiri Lehecka and Jack Draper will face each other for a place in the final of ATP Qatar Open 2025. This is the third time when both are face to face.

British men's No. 1 Jack Draper secured his place in the final of the Qatar Open with a hard-fought 3-6, 7-6 (2), 6-3 win over Jiri Lehecka.

Jack Draper will leave the Qatar Open with a morale-boosting sweetener regardless of how his semi-final goes on Friday. The Brit booked his spot in the last four with a spirited comeback win over Matteo Berrettini in Doha. Berrettini toppled Novak Djokovic earlier this week and he took the first set off Draper with an exhibition of big serving.

Britains Jack Draper into Qatar Open final after comeback win vs Jiri Lehecka; Andrey Rublev beat Felix Auger-Aliassime to make final; in Dubai, Mirra Andreeva (17) becomes youngest player to make WTA 1000 final;

Lehecka's impressive start to the season has him 22nd in the ATP world rankings, and his latest run will land him a career-best ranking on Monday

Andrey Rublev credited his mental approach after beating Jack Draper 7-5, 5-7, 6-1 to win the Qatar Open for the second time

Jack Draper fell at the final hurdle at the Qatar Open as he was beaten in three sets by Andrey Rublev. The Briton went down 7-5 5-7 6-1 in final to the fifth seed as a concerted fightback eventually came up short in Doha as the 27-year-old Russian claimed the title for a second time.

Andrey Rublev clinched his second Qatar Open title with a hard-fought victory over Britain's Jack Draper in Saturday's final, prevailing 7-5, 5-7, 6-1. The fifth-seeded Russian, who previously won the tournament in 2020,