Arthur Fery
The Briton returns to the circuit after his historic Wimbledon and as world number 36: "I have always been someone who enjoys the big stages and playing in front of people."
The Briton faces a new stage in his career after becoming the great revelation of Wimbledon 2026 and reaching the Top 40 in the world rankings for the first time.
Wimbledon leaves significant changes in the ATP ranking, with Alexander Zverev as the new world number two and Arthur Fery bursting into the Top 100.
The German showed in the press conference his great ambition to continue expanding his list of achievements and confidence in being able to do so at this Wimbledon 2026.
The Briton ended his journey at Wimbledon after being unable to show his best version in the semifinals against a magnificent Zverev: "He was always applying constant pressure."
The German's display overwhelms the Briton, who went from better to worse, and will fight for his first Wimbledon against Sinner or Djokovic a month after winning at Roland Garros.