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Fery's Queen's Run Ends in Tight Three-Set Battle
19 Jun
Summary
- Arthur Fery lost to Francisco Cerundolo in Queen's quarter-finals.
- Fery battled back from a set and break down against his opponent.
- The match concluded in three tight sets after two hours and 39 minutes.
Britain's Arthur Fery has been eliminated from the Queen's Club quarter-finals after a challenging three-set match against world number 27 Francisco Cerundolo. Fery, currently ranked 140th, had previously achieved a personal best by reaching the last eight of an ATP Tour event.
On a warm day in London, the 23-year-old Fery demonstrated considerable grit, recovering from being a set and a break down. He came close to advancing to the semi-finals, holding a crucial break in the deciding third set. However, Cerundolo managed to regain his composure and secured the victory with a final score of 7-6, 3-6, 6-4.
Despite the defeat, Fery showcased strong resilience and an effective backhand. This experience on grass courts provides valuable preparation for Wimbledon, where he holds a main-draw wildcard. His loss means no British men remain in the singles draw of this ATP 500 event. Cerundolo will now face Brandon Nakashima in the semi-finals.
