Arthur Fery writes his own 'Ferytale' as British wild card reaches Wimbledon fourth round

Arthur Fery, the British wild card, has written his own 'Ferytale' at Wimbledon after battling past Belgium's Zizou Bergs in an epic five-set victory to reach the fourth round for the first time. The 22-year-old, who entered the tournament without a seeding, now stands as the last British hope in the singles draw following a string of early exits for home players. Fery's reward for his gruelling win is a Centre Court date with Alexander Zverev on Day 8 as the second week commences, offering him the chance to extend his remarkable run against the former world No. 2. The victory over Bergs, a five-set marathon that showcased Fery's resilience and shot-making, has captured the imagination of the Wimbledon crowd, who will roar him on against the German. For Fery, a wild card entry with nothing to lose, the journey continues.