That ace at the end...what nerve! He was incredible throughout the match - stayed the course, kept his head, and was brave when he needed to be. Glad he got the crowd into it in the fourth set because he needed it.
But what a result. I've followed and have been a fan of Arthur since he was a junior and with so many injuries, it's fantastic to see.
And huge congrats to Jérome Bernard, his coach - you could see the plan
That point in the MTB, when Arthur was 5-6 down, and he dug that really really low volley out and then claqued the next one, just changed the whole momentum -Dimitrov looked a spent man
What's so nice for many of us is that we've all seen Arthur play live, at pretty lowly events, with two men and a dog. So you feel you 'know' him a bit - his parents are very nice too, very 'French' in the best possible way , I had a good chat with them several years ago, before Arthur went to college
Arthur has basically single-handedly saved British tennis this summer - the LTA should give him a medal