Arthur Fery named in GQ’s Men of the Year 2026
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British No.1 Arthur Fery has been included in GQ’s Men of the Year for 2026 following his breakthrough year on the ATP Tour.
Fery started the 2026 season ranked world No.185 and playing Grand Slam qualifying, before going on to reach the Wimbledon semi-final, his first ATP final in Winston-Salem and a career-high No.32 in the rankings.
The 24-year-old Brit has been included on the prestigious GQ Men of the Year list alongside many of the biggest names in sports, entertainment and culture.
Fery joins the likes of Arsenal and England footballer Declan Rice, Actors Sebastian Stan and Jack Lowden, and many more.
The honourees will be celebrated at an event on 17 November.
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In a feature with GQ, Fery was asked about his run to the Wimbledon semi-final, where he became only the second wild card in history to make the final four.
“Weirdly, as the stakes got higher, I was sleeping better, almost like I was getting used to the pressure. But maybe it was because I was more tired,” he said.
“I can think of at least four moments they (the crowd) added a little extra to my performance. I wouldn’t have made the semi-finals without the crowd.
“I’ve been telling myself, even if that is the highlight of my career and my one and only big result on a major scale, that’s already better than a lot of better players than me.”
Read the full feature on the GQ website
Fery set to join up with the Lexus Great Britain Davis Cup team for the Final 8 in Bologna. Great Britain face Germany in the quarter-finals on Thursday 26 November.
