Jack Draper hilariously mocked for bizarre reason at US Open after racing into the semi-finals without dropping a set.

Even after Jack Draper has won 15 straight sets to advance to the US Open semifinals, supporters have continued to make amusing jokes about the world No. 1 British player.

Draper, 22, was on fire on Wednesday night, defeating Alex de Minaur of Australia 6-3, 7-5, 6-2 to set up a matchup with world No. 1 Jannik Sinner in the final four. He has won four straight sets in New York before, and he is now just two matches away from winning his first grand slam title.

Over the past ten days, the emerging star has wowed audiences with his rocket

serve and strong groundstrokes, but his shirts have also drawn attention. Draper

has worn purple Nike shirts that seem to be many sizes too big for him throughout

his career. The British player’s unconventional wardrobe choices have

caused controversy among supporters, as he has been seen fumbling with them during games.

‘Draper needs to wear a shirt that’s 2-3 sizes smaller,’ one X user wrote during Draper’s third-round win on Saturday.

Another viewer was simply astounded that Draper was playing so well with such a baggy shirt.

They shared on Wednesday night, “How Draper always throws the shirt over his shoulder because it’s too big,” accompanied with an emoji of hiding eyes. Conversely, some people subscribe to the proverb “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” and have even made light of the possibility that his enormous shirts are the key to his success. “Serving is not the key to Jack Draper’s success,” a fan asserted. It’s not about going back. Being extremely effective with mid-court forehands is not the goal. It has nothing to do with remaining robust or healthy during the best of five. Wearing clothing that are three times his size is crucial. “Dress to win, and win big.” An other statement read, “Unpopular opinion: Jack Draper has the best men’s #USOpen kit.” The colors and the large shirt work.

Draper seems unbothered by his oversized shirts, and fans have joked they could be the secret to his success

Another fan posted, “Draper’s shirt just keeps giving,” along with a heart-eyes emoji. Draper has participated in several

modeling assignments off the court, so he is no stranger to outrageous attire. His

appearance in “The Big Apple” has people talking.

When he plays Sinner in the legendary Arthur Ashe Stadium on Friday night, it seems almost a given that the large

purple shirt will be worn again. But will it once again prove to be a lucky charm?