Britian’s Jack Draper continued his impressive form as he bested Canada’s Gabriel Diallo 6-1, 6-4 in the quarterfinals of Eastbourne Open on Thursday. The Brit converted four of nine break points he earned to register a comprehensive win against the Canadian.

Draper said he loves this tournament and he was proud after his commanding performance against Diallo.

“It feels amazing. I love this tournament,” Draper said in his on-court interview. “I came here four years ago and haven’t been back since… I’m incredibly happy to be here and to get some matches under my belt is a great feeling. Really proud of my performance today. I thought it was quite a strong performance against a tough player.”

Draper is being backed this week by former World No. 1 Andy Murray, who is coaching the lefty across this grass season.

The last one year hasn’t been easy for Draper with multiple injury setbacks. However, he is happy to be playing with a great rhythm on his side.

“I feel great,” Draper said. “Obviously it’s been a difficult year with a lot of injury setbacks and everything, but I’m gaining more confidence in my body. Winning helps obviously. I’m not sure about how good an idea it is to wear all black. I was definitely feeling it yesterday. That’s the only kit I’ve got with me, so I hope it’s not hot again tomorrow.”

Draper, who is yet to drop a set at Eastbourne Open, will next take on France’s Ugo Humbert in the semifinal clash on Friday. The left-hander would want to enter Wimbledon with confidence under his bag.

Wimbledon starts on June 29.