Fery Sets New Goals After His Historic Wimbledon

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Just a few weeks ago, Arthur Fery arrived at Wimbledon with a wildcard entry and positioned outside the Top 100 of the ATP rankings. Two weeks later, the landscape has completely changed. The British player had one of the great stories of the tournament by reaching unexpected semifinals, where only Alexander Zverev could halt his spectacular run.

His breakthrough not only allowed him to become the new British number one but also to make a jump of 78 positions in the world rankings to achieve the best ranking of his career, the 36th position. Additionally, he earned close to £900,000, an amount exceeding all the money he had earned in prizes throughout his professional career before landing at the All England Club.

The drastic turn in Fery's career after Wimbledon

The tournament in London marks a before and after for Arthur Fery. The British player had only won two matches in the main draw of Grand Slams before this Wimbledon edition and arrived at the tournament as a mystery. However, the local player took advantage of the opportunity in the best possible way to become one of the great sensations of the championship.

The consequences of that run are enormous. Besides breaking into the top 40 in the world, Fery has become the new British tennis number one. Additionally, he is already guaranteed a place at the Masters 1000 events in Canada and Cincinnati, as well as the last Grand Slam of the year, the US Open. A complete 180-degree turnaround that no one saw coming.

Fery's goals after his historic Wimbledon

Despite the enormous impact of his performance at Wimbledon, the British player is clear about the next step he must take. Without getting carried away by euphoria, he is already thinking about how to maintain this progression over the next months. "Now it's time to rest for a few days. Get away from tennis to clear my mind and then return to training. I'm really looking forward to it. Then I'll travel to the US to start the tour there."

British No.1 Arthur Fery on his plans following his incredible run to the Wimbledon semi-finals 🎾 pic.twitter.com/FZfoLJeVyl

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"It's always good to set goals. I like to focus on improving my tennis and my game, because I know that will eventually translate into a rise in the rankings. That's the most important thing for me. Of course, we will sit down with the coaches and the whole team to set new goals."

Stanford University, Arthur Fery's Plan B

One of the aspects that stands out about Arthur Fery is that his story goes far beyond tennis. While trying to make his way on the professional circuit, the British player decided to study at the prestigious Stanford University, majoring in Science, Technology, and Society.

"I haven't graduated yet, but I'm very close. I've completed three out of the four years and will be able to return to California to finish it. I wanted to study at a good university and have an alternative plan in case tennis didn't work out."

Despite coming from a family with a very comfortable financial position—his father, Loïc Fery, was the owner of French Lorient and has had a successful career as an investment manager—Arthur has always wanted to carve out his own path both on and off the courts.

Now, at just 23 years old, with a Wimbledon semifinal, the 36th position in the world, and the status of the new British number one, Fery faces the most important moment of his career. The American tour will be his first major test to confirm that his experience in London was not just a one-time surprise but the beginning of a trajectory destined to settle among the elite of world tennis.

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