Arthur Fery, 23, has reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals after a five-set comeback win. He is the first British wildcard to achieve this in a Grand Slam and the lowest-ranked man in the Wimbledon last eight for 12 years.
Ranked world No. 114, Arthur Fery has become the surprise British star of Wimbledon, reaching the singles quarter-final as a wildcard. The 23-year-old's composed and fearless performance has impressed former coaches and players, with many citing his mental strength and creative game as key to his success.
British wildcard Arthur Fery stunned Grigor Dimitrov in a five-set thriller to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals, becoming the first wildcard outside the top 100 to do so since 2014. The win guarantees him significant prize money and a major ranking boost.
Arthur Fery, a wildcard ranked outside the top 100, stunned former world number three Grigor Dimitrov in a five-set thriller to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals. The British player's remarkable comeback victory marks a significant career milestone, securing him substantial prize money and a major jump in rankings.
Arthur Fery, a wildcard ranked outside the top 100, achieved a career-defining moment by defeating Grigor Dimitrov in a five-set thriller to reach the Wimbledon men's singles quarter-finals. This marks a significant comeback for the British player, who faced injuries earlier in the year.
British players faced numerous first-round defeats at Wimbledon, with 13 home players losing, equalling last year's total. However, Katie Swan and Arthur Fery secured victories, becoming the first British players to progress to the second round.
British number one Cameron Norrie is nursing a rib injury ahead of the French Open, potentially jeopardizing his preparation for his first-round match. He admitted he should have retired from his previous match in Geneva.
British tennis player Cameron Norrie's participation in the French Open is uncertain due to a rib injury sustained during preparation. He faces a race against time to be fit for his first-round match.
British tennis players Toby Samuel and Felix Gill are one win away from their first Grand Slam singles appearances at the French Open. Both players overcame difficult matches in qualifying and are set to secure significant career earnings.
