After a challenging period, Jack Draper is gearing up for his return to the Davis Cup for Great Britain. Draper, who has battled injuries, is eager to compete again. He acknowledged the tough times during his recovery, but is optimistic about getting back on the court. His focus is on the thrill of playing and the winning feeling he missed.

Draper's season was derailed by an upper left arm injury, which followed a strong start. He reached the fourth round at the Australian Open and French Open, and won a Masters 1000 title. Currently ranked 13th, Draper aims to regain his form and confidence. He is aiming to build on that positive start and return to the top of the game.

Great Britain faces Norway in Oslo, with the qualifier set for February 6-7. The team, including Draper and Cameron Norrie, is considered favorites. Norway's Casper Ruud's availability is uncertain. Draper emphasized the need to fight for every point against a strong Norwegian team, acknowledging their talent.

The winner of this tie will advance to a second-round qualifier, vying for a spot at the Davis Cup Finals in Italy. Great Britain, with one title since 1930, is looking to make a statement. Tennis fans will be watching Draper's comeback closely.