British player Arthur Fery continues his incredible run at Wimbledon. A wildcard entry, ranked 114th in the world at the start of the tournament, he has reached the semi-finals. This performance has also attracted attention in the padel world, as the British player is the son of Loïc Féry, co-owner of the franchise. 10 Padel in the Hexagon Cup alongside Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly.
A sensational journey in London
Few people would have imagined seeing Arthur Fery reach the Wimbledon semi-finals. Recipient of a wild card, the Briton had a remarkable run, highlighted by a commanding victory against Italian Flavio Cobolli, finalist at Roland Garros, in the quarter-finals (6/4 7/6(4) 6/0) on Centre Court.
Ranked 114th in the world at the start of the fortnight, Fery has established himself as one of the revelations of the tournament and will now try to extend what already looks like a true fairy tale on the London grass.
A direct link with the Hexagon Cup
Behind this performance lies a story that also touches the world of padel. Arthur Fery is the son of Loïc Féry , French businessman, president and owner of FC Lorient, but also one of the players in the Hexagon Cup.
Indeed, Loïc Féry has teamed up with the Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly to launch the franchise 10 Padel , one of the teams involved in the competition. A collaboration that illustrates the growing connection between padel and prominent figures from other sporting disciplines.
When tennis meets padel
Arthur Fery's rise thus gives a particular resonance to the name of the Féry family, already well identified in the world of football and padel.
As the Briton attempts to continue his incredible adventure at Wimbledon, his journey is yet another reminder of the bridges being built between tennis, football, Formula 1 and padel, through projects like the Hexagon Cup.
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