GB RANKING3
WORLD RANKING73
CAREER HIGH
09/06/2025 49
ITF TITLES9
DAVIS CUP TIES1
Last updated: 10/11/2025
GB RANKING11
WORLD RANKING231
CAREER HIGH
14/07/2025 211
ITF TITLES9
DAVIS CUP TIES 1
Last updated: 10/11/2025
COACH
Juan Martin
AGE24
HEIGHT183 cm
PLAYSRight-handed
BACKHANDTwo-handed
LTA SUPPORT Pro Scholarship Programme
COACH
Juan Martin
Get to know
About
Quick fire facts
- Place of birth: Edinburgh, Scotland
- University: Texas Christian University, USA
- Family: His mum Samantha was a human resources manager at the National Health Service and his father Craig, worked for Johnson Controls.
- Fun fact: Fearnley practised with Roger Federer at Wimbledon when he was a junior
- Tennis beginnings: Fearnley started playing tennis at the age of three
In 2018, Fearnley played in his first professional tennis tourmament at the Murray Trophy in Glasgow where he was offered a wild card Following that, he then went on to attend Texus Christian University in the United States where he studied kinesiology - the study of human movement.
There, Fearnley became fundamental to the university's dominance and accrued a series of accolades, including topping the doubles rankings, assisting the university to No.1 in the team rankings and winning back-to-back National Indoor Championships.
In 2024, Fearnley won his first ATP Challenger title as a qualifier at the Rothesay Open Nottingham, to crack into the top 500 for the first time. The event in Nottingham acted as a springboard for an incredible run which saw him win a further four titles and match Jack Draper's record of Challenger trophies won in a single year.
In October 2024, Fearnley broke into the world's top 100 for the first time in his career.
Tennis Career
Highlights
- Reached the third round at Roland Garros having beat Stan Wawrinka and Ugo Humbert
- Came through qualifying to reach the third round at the ATP 1000 event in Madrid where he narrowly missed out to Grigor Dimitrov 6-4, 7-6(3)
- Won on his Davis Cup debut during the Brits Qualifier first round tie against Kei Nishikori of Japan, becoming Colour Holder No.328
- Reached the third round of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time in his career at the Australian Open before being knocked out by second seed Alexander Zverev in straight sets
Results
| Tournament | Round |
| October | |
| Rolex Paris Masters | First round |
| Erste Bank Open | First round |
| Stockholm Open | Second round |
| Roanne Challenger | Second round |
| August | |
| US Open | Second round |
| Cincinnati Open | First round |
| July | |
| Wimbledon | First round |
| June | |
| Lexus Eastbourne Open | Second round |
| HSBC Championships | Quarter-final |
| Roland Garros | Third round |
| May | |
| Geneva Open | Second round |
| Italian Open | Second round |
| April | |
| Mutua Madrid Open | Third round |
| Barcelona Open | Second round |
| March | |
| Miami Open | Second round |
| Phoenix Challenger | Second round |
| BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells | First round |
| February | |
| Pau Challenger | Quarter-final |
| January | |
| Davis Cup Qualifiers first round (with Lexus GB team) | One match win, one loss |
| Australian Open | Third round |
Results
| Tournament | Result |
| June | |
| HSBC Championships (with Cam Norrie) | Semi-final |
| Roland Garros (with Gabriel Diallo) | Second round |
| March | |
| Phoenix Challenger (with Patrick Harper) | First round |
| January | |
| Canberra Challenger (with Patrick Harper) | Quarter-final |
Highlights
- Broke into the world's top 100 for the first time in his career in October
- Made it back-to-back Challenger titles at the Orleans Challenger, defeating Harold Mayot 6-3, 7-6(5) in the final
- Won his third ATP Challenger title at the Rennes Challenger, having come back from one set down to beat Quentin Halys 0-6, 7-6(5), 6-3
- Picked up his second Challenger title of the year at the Lincoln Challenger
- Recorded his first Grand Slam main draw win at Wimbledon, defeating Alejandro Moro Canas 7-5, 6-4, 7-6(12)
- Won his first ATP Challenger title at the Rothesay Open Nottingham, beating fellow Brit Charles Broom 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 in the final
Results
| Tournament | Round |
| November | |
| Helsinki Challenger 125 | Quarter-final |
| October | |
| Swiss Indoor Basel | Quarter-final |
| BNP Parbias Nordic Open | Second round |
| September | |
| Orleans Challenger | Champion |
| Rennes Challenger | Champion |
| US Open | Qualifying round one |
| August | |
| Lincoln Challenger | Champion |
| Chicago Challenger | Semi-final |
| July | |
| Wimbledon | Second round |
| June | |
| Rothesay International Eastbourne | First round |
| Rothesay Open Nottingham | Champion |
| January | |
| M25 Loughborough | Second round |
| M25 Esch Alzette | Champion |
Men's singles:
- Australian Open: Third round (2025)
- French Open: Third round (2025)
- Wimbledon: Second round (2024)
- US Open: Qualifying - first round (2024)
