‘I love an underdog’: Fery fans turn up in thousands to find spot on Arthur’s Seat
Summary
Thousands of fans gathered on Henman Hill, also called Arthur’s Seat during the event, to support British tennis player Arthur Fery at Wimbledon. Fery lost in the semi-final to Germany’s Alexander Zverev, but the crowd showed strong support and enthusiasm for the young player.Key Facts
- About 3,500 fans packed Henman Hill to watch Arthur Fery’s semi-final match on a big screen.
- Arthur Fery was defeated by Alexander Zverev, the No. 2 seed and German Grand Slam winner.
- The hill became so crowded it was closed to new spectators, causing long queues.
- Fans displayed strong support, including a standing ovation after the match.
- Some fans traveled from far away to see Fery, including people balancing work and attendance.
- Fery is considered an "underdog" and a promising British tennis player following Andy Murray.
- A few fans brought flags and made signs to cheer on Fery, despite rules against large banners.
- The atmosphere on the hill was described as tense but exciting throughout the match.
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