Jack Drperper was beaten in three unpleasant sets by an inspirational Casper Rood in the Open Madrid final.

The 23 -year -old British returned to the match after losing the opening series, but it was three times the finalist Grand Slam, who was in the most important points.

Draper, until the fifth world rankings after the brilliant performance in the Spanish capital and the offer for the second ATP 1000 title in two months after the Indian Wells victory in mid-March, was shortened against Norwegian, which won 7-5 3-6 6-4 in less than two and a half hours.

Draper seemed to be controlled early in the first set, as he was looking for the first Cort Cort Cort ATP crown and forced the first defeat to lead a 3-1, but started a fantastic counter-attack at 5-3.

The fourteenth seed went through four consecutive games and won 5-5 again and took the first set in 52 minutes.

The rotation was angry with Draper as he became fascinated by himself and his coach, but he quickly played again to play a firmly before tearing a forehead winner to break Rood for the second time and push 4-3 forward.

Draper then resigned to win two points in the next game to move 5-3 before Roodwood’s victory for the third time in the match to draw it in a series.

The British produced a 1-1 draw in the decision maker and in a game that lasted more than 10 minutes to 2-1 ahead of three points.

Both players were under heavy pressure on the service, while Draper allowed two points to score two points because Ruud 2-2 before winning the next two games to move 4-2 against.

Draper was a rating from 5-2 down, but was drilled to hold 4-3 sequels, and after both players won their next service games, Rood served 5-4.

The 26 -year -old produced two great foreheads for the first title of its first 1,000 professors and advanced to the top 10 teams.