British wildcard Arthur Fery reaches the Wimbledon men’s singles semi-finals after defeating Italy’s Flavio Cobolli in straight sets. Multiple reports say the match is played at the All England Club and that Fery, ranked 114th, continues an unexpected run on grass. Sources describe the win as a major upset over Cobolli, including one outlet noting Cobolli is seeded ninth. The scores are reported in at least one account as 6-4, 7-6(4), 6-0, with Fery winning in straight sets. Coverage also highlights that Fery is a British wildcard who has not only reached the last four, but is the first British wildcard to do so, with at least one report comparing the achievement to a long gap since the last time a wildcard reached that stage. Several outlets frame the result as a breakthrough for a player who grew up close to Wimbledon, while also noting his background. Reports further state that attention now turns to who Fery will face next in the semi-final, as he remains one match away from the final.