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Some Lesser Known Facts About Arthur Fery

• Arthur Fery was born in Sevres, Paris, France. His parents are French.

• His mother Olivia Fery (née Gravereaux) had played pro tennis before and competed in the main draw of the females double event at 1991 French Open.

• She went on to live in Hong Kong and play Fed Cup for Hong Kong. His father Loic Fery is a businessman and president of football club Lorient. He made his fortune with his hedge fund business, with an estimated wealth of 275 million pounds.

• When Arthur was only one month old, the family immigrated to England from France.

• He spent his childhood in Wimbledon, London, next door to the All England Club. He attended Donhead Prep, and then went on to King’s College School in the vicinity.

• During those years, his father was working as a hedge fund manager in London, his mother was a business development manager at the Lawn Tennis Association.

• They lived in a club, Westside, which was only fifty metres away, and Arthur practised tennis there on Saturday mornings with his mother.

• Every summer of his childhood, he spent at his grandparents’ house near La Rochelle in France, or with his grandparents in Nice.

• At first, Arthur played for France under twelve but later changed his allegiance to Great Britain. He holds citizenship of both countries.

• In June 2026, Fery was the sole British singles player remaining in Wimbledon’s draw before falling in the third round, before advancing into a first time fourth round appearance at a Grand Slam.

• Fery had to endure three nosebleeds on court during the five set battle against Belgian Zizou Bergs before he finally prevailed, extending the match to four hours and 38 minutes.

• He then went on to the quarterfinals, defeating other wildcard Grigor Dimitrov in another five set, nearly four-hour battle.

• He was only the fifth wildcard to make the cut at Wimbledon in Open Era history. Roger Federer was in the Royal Box to watch this match.

• Fery then beat top 10 player and Roland Garros finalist Flavio Cobolli in straight sets.

• It was the first time in British male history that a wildcard player has made the Grand Slam singles semifinal.

• He was also the first British man or woman in the Open Era to reach the Wimbledon semi-final, and second British wildcard to do so in the history of Wimbledon after Goran Ivanisevic in 2001.

• He was the third non-top 100 player in the past 40 years to advance to the semifinals at a Grand Slam.

• After this run, Fery was able to jump into the top 50 on 10th July 2026, making him the new British No 1 ahead of Cameron Norrie.

• Former schoolmate Honor Millard, also known as The Honorable Chef, is rumored to be dating Fery.

• He’s a big fan of house music, among others, Rufus Du Sol, Dave and Central Cee.

• Those who know him say he is a free-thinker who has a lot of friends outside of the tennis world.

• Although born in France and educated in the United States, Fery still has the British in his heart, and feels good about representing the country.