British wildcard Arthur Fery reaches the Wimbledon fourth round after defeating Eastbourne champion Zizou Bergs in a five-set match that is delayed by nosebleeds. Multiple reports say Fery suffers three nosebleeds during the encounter, including periods that cause interruptions before he continues playing. The match lasts nearly five hours and follows a back-and-forth pattern, with Fery facing two set and break deficits. According to the reports, he comes back twice to level the contest, then secures the win in a closely fought final stretch. One outlet provides the full set score, with Bergs taking the first set 6-2 and Fery responding 7-5 in the second. After another 6-2 loss in the third set, Fery wins the fourth 7-6 (7-3), then closes out the match with a further 7-6 (10-5) win in the fifth. The victory keeps British singles hopes alive and marks the first time Fery reaches the fourth round at a Grand Slam, as he advances at Wimbledon.