What time does Arthur Fery play at Wimbledon today? How to watch last Brit standing | Tennis | Sport

Domestic viewers can catch all the action across the BBC. Coverage will bounce between BBC One and BBC Two, with comprehensive streaming options readily available via BBC iPlayer. Coverage on BBC One begins at 12:20pm and last through until 5:15pm before a break for the news and weather. It then resumes at 5:30pm. BBC Two’s coverage starts at 11am and last until 5pm. Fery’s match will likely be featured on one of the two channels, depending on what else is going on around Wimbledon at the time.

The third round showdown is tentatively scheduled to begin at approximately 1:40 PM BST. Fans should keep a close eye on the order of play, as this start time remains dependent on the duration of earlier morning matches. There are two matches on court 18 before Fery and Bergs are scheduled to do battle, so this may be pushed back slightly, with closer to 3pm looking a more realistic possibility.

Simply by reaching this prestigious stage of the tournament, the young Brit has already secured a massive payday. Fery’s successful run to the third round guarantees him at least £185,000 in official championship prize money.

The pressure on Fery’s shoulders is immense today, as he officially stands as the absolute last British player remaining in the singles draw. He carries the hopes of the entire host nation as he fights to extend the local representation into Wimbledon’s second week.

Fery has so far beaten Damir Dzumhur and Otto Virtanen to reach this stage of Wimbledon. It marks Fery’s best run in the competition, having previously only reached as far as round two.