Australian Open 2025, day four AS IT HAPPENED: Jack Draper's win against Thanasi Kokkinakis denies all-Australian showdown; Casper Ruud knocked out by teen prodigy

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If Thanasi Kokkinakis won that, it would've set up a mouth-watering all-Australian clash against Alexsandar Vukic.

But it wasn't to be, and Draper will be the one facing Vukic.

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He was valiant in defeat, but it's all over for Thanasi Kokkinakis.

Jack Draper was ruthless in the final game, holding Kokkikankis to love.

"Draper completes the comeback and breaks Australia's hearts, a super match from two wonderful competitors," Todd Woodridge said on Nine.

Thanasi Kokkinakis has been broken!

There's hands in the heads in the crowd.

Jack Draper now serving for the match at 5-3.

"He's got a chance to break hearts again here," Todd Woodbridge said on Nine in reference to Draper defeating de Minaur before.

This Australian crowd is getting behind their man.

But the chair umpire is keeping things under control.

She tells the crowd "cheering is excellent" but to stop doing it between serves.

They're going game for game here at John Cain Arena.

Draper leads 3-2 with Kokkinakis now on serve.

Talia Gibson misses out in the second round of the Australian Open.

Paula Badosa was just way too good for the 20-year-old Aussie, winning 6-1, 6-0.

It's a relatively straightforward night for Alexander Zverev.

He didn't hold back with that performance, finishing with a 6-1, 6-4, 6-1 victory.

Spaniard Pedro Martínez officially out of the tournament.

A huge turn of events on John Cain Arena.

Kokkinakis looked all-but certain to secure the match in four sets, but Draper has shown plenty of fight to come back and win it 7-5 to force a decider.

Kokkinakis has the chance to serve for the game, but Draper shows plenty of resilience to break the Aussie to love and keep his hopes alive.

Draper holds serve and he now leads 6-5 in the fourth set and it's over to Kokkinakis to send it to a tiebreak.

The shoulder injury is starting to bother Kokkinakis now and he needs to get this done in four sets, otherwise it's only going to get worse in a decider.

He holds serve to make it 5-3 and is now just one game away from advancing.

Kokkinakis is zoned in and the crowd are right with him.