Arthur Fery feels 'no added' pressure' despite being British No 1 as he returns to action at Cincinnati Open

Arthur Fery, 23, will compete as British No 1 for the first time at the Cincinnati Open after his remarkable run to the Wimbledon semi-finals, where he became only the fifth British player to reach the last four of the men's singles in the Open era. The achievement has seen him surge into the ATP top 40, having ended 2024 ranked 198th in the world. Fery skipped the Canadian Open to rest and returns to action at the ATP 1000 event in Cincinnati, which runs until August 24, ahead of the US Open starting August 30.