Jack Draper upset Carlos Alcaraz on his favorite court in the world Saturday at the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, sprinting to a lead and weathering an Alcaraz blitz, then holding it together and letting Alcaraz play just loose enough to give him the opening to break the Spanish champion who had not lost here in nearly three years.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jack Draper put on atypical performances during their latest Indian Wells match. The pair were also dragged into a ball-bounce controversy after the chair umpire made a contentious call.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jack Draper were involved in an unfortunate video review technology controversy in the Indian Wells semifinal. The video call unexpectedly changed the outcome of a key point and influenced the Indian Wells Masters 1000 semifinal.