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Var wrote:

Just wondering has Arthur had a nose bleed today? He always see,s to win the match afterwards!


Yes, in the first set. 



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Stircrazy wrote:
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Just wondering has Arthur had a nose bleed today? He always see,s to win the match afterwards!


Yes, in the first set. 


 I think he has at least one in every match, win or lose



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Worthy of note is that Arthur Fery won his only player of the month vote in July 2020, during Covid, a full 6 years ago. Im not sure of what he did to deserve that then, not sure weve got records anymore, if anyone remembers please shout!

Was it one of the Jamie Murray inspired team events that he did well in?

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Just to record here that Arthur, having beaten Grigor Dimitrov in 5 sets, faces Flavio Cabolli (WR10) in the QF.
His ranking is now 63.

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Arthur's June / July 2020 PoMs final win after 2 SFs

britishtennis.activeboard.com/t66850704/who-is-the-gb-junejuly-2020-player-of-the-month-final/

WON 2 British Tour Tier 1 events, and a UK Pro Tour event - the only 3 times winner



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indiana wrote:

Arthur's June / July 2020 PoM final win after 2 SFs

britishtennis.activeboard.com/t66850704/who-is-the-gb-junejuly-2020-player-of-the-month-final/

WON 2 British Tour Tier 1 events, and a UK Pro Tour event - the only 3 times winner


 Thanks Indy - for some reason I thought we had lost or deleted all those old original records when we set up the PoM section, but good to see they are still there to be accessed on occasion!

More remarkable is the 6 years gap before Arthur brought himself to the fore again - on the assumption he has already made himself strong favourite for winning this month (albeit with 3 1/2 weeks to go!!)  



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JonH wrote:
indiana wrote:

Arthur's June / July 2020 PoMs final win after 2 SFs

britishtennis.activeboard.com/t66850704/who-is-the-gb-junejuly-2020-player-of-the-month-final/

WON 2 British Tour Tier 1 events, and a UK Pro Tour event - the only 3 times winner


 Thanks Indy - for some reason I thought we had lost or deleted all those old original records when we set up the PoM section, but good to see they are still there to be accessed on occasion!

More remarkable is the 6 years gap before Arthur brought himself to the fore again - on the assumption he has already made himself strong favourite for winning this month (albeit with 3 1/2 weeks to go!!)  


 It's in the General tennis section, which is where PoM stuff used to be and goes back to 2006 ( though PoM doesn't go back to 2006! ).

Ha, I now see elsewhere that TA had beaten me to it.



-- Edited by indiana on Wednesday 8th of July 2026 09:51:37 AM



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Another update - Arthur today defeated Flavio Cobolli of Italy WR10 in straight sets and will next play Alexander Zverev of Germany WR 3 in the SF of Wimbledon. Arthur's ranking is now 36. smile



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Wondering what the backstory is with Arthur's parents, why they're not sitting together, so what Arthur's home set up is?

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Wondering what the backstory is with Arthur's parents, why they're not sitting together, so what Arthur's home set up is?


 Féry was married to Olivia Féry (née Gravereaux), a former professional tennisplayer. They divorced in 2022.[3][11] Their son Arthur Féry became a professional in the same sport, under his British nationality.[12][13]

According to French business magazine Challenges, Féry was France's 398th richest person in 2023, with a net worth of 320 million. This was an increase from his 120 million fortune in 2011.[3]



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Fery grew up in Wimbledon, London, following his parents' move from France to England when he was a month old, and attended local Donhead Prep school and the famous nearby King's College School.[7][8] In London, his father worked as a hedge fund manager, while his mother was a business development manager at the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA).[9] Fery represented France at the under-12 level before switching his representation to Great Britain; he holds dual citizenship of both countries.[9][10] He is a fan of Premier League club Chelsea.[11]

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Helen40 wrote:

Wondering what the backstory is with Arthur's parents, why they're not sitting together, so what Arthur's home set up is?


 They got divorced a few years back - I think the woman with the long black hair who was sitting next to Loic at the last match is the dad's new girlfriend/partner 



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Wondering what the backstory is with Arthur's parents, why they're not sitting together, so what Arthur's home set up is?


 They got divorced a few years back - I think the woman with the long black hair who was sitting next to Loic at the last match is the dad's new girlfriend/partner 


 Ah thanks, I did wonder about her. 

I guess Arthur was already at college then, but wonder what his set up was when he was on holiday. Not that it matters in a way, but I like to get to know the whole picture of players if I can.



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Delighted to report that, as a result of his exploits in reaching the semi-finals at Wimbledon over the past fortnight, Arthur has risen 78 places in today's rankings to WR 36!  biggrin     tophat.gif



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Without any disrespect to Mr Féry (or others before him) this demonstrates to me the imbalance in the scoring system. I am pleased that he is now WR36, but does anyone really believe that four matches make a world ranking?



-- Edited by christ on Monday 13th of July 2026 11:23:50 AM

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