The French-born star carrying British hopes at Wimbledon
Summary
Arthur Fery, a British tennis player born near Paris, has reached the third round at Wimbledon, making him the top British men's singles player in the tournament this year. He grew up near Wimbledon, trained both in the UK and at Stanford University in the US, and has overcome injuries to find success on grass courts.Key Facts
- Arthur Fery was born near Paris to French parents and moved to Wimbledon as a baby.
- He trained in Britain’s Lawn Tennis Association system and earned a tennis scholarship at Stanford University.
- Fery is currently ranked world number 114 in tennis.
- He is the only British man to reach the third round in singles at this year’s Wimbledon.
- His mother is a former professional French tennis player; his father owns a French football club.
- Fery briefly represented France as a child but has represented Britain professionally for over ten years.
- His career progress was slowed by injuries, including a bruised arm bone.
- At 5ft 9in tall, Fery relies on speed, skill, and strong groundstrokes rather than powerful serves common on grass courts.
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