Jack Draper lost early in his last tournament in the form of the Miami Open albeit perhaps that wasn't the best indicator with Jakub Mensik quelling his charge who won the title.

Re-energised and rejuvenated following a whirlwind fortnight in the United States - where his run to Indian Wells glory preceded an early exit at the Miami Open - Draper was back to his brutally brilliant best when he opened his Monte-Carlo campaign against Giron.

Jack Draper’s clay-court inexperience was exposed by Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, the unpredictable Spaniard who eliminated him from the third round of the Monte-Carlo Masters.