Arthur Fery exits US Open after straight-sets loss to Lorenzo Musetti
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Last updated Sep 2, 2026

British tennis player Arthur Fery concluded his US Open debut on Tuesday following a straight-sets defeat to 13th seed Lorenzo Musetti. The match took place on Grandstand Stadium in New York. Fery, the current British No 1 and world No 33, struggled with his serve throughout the contest. This appearance followed a significant rise in his career, including a semi-final run at Wimbledon and a recent appearance in his first ATP final at the Winston-Salem Open. Despite the exit, Fery characterized the result as a learning experience that highlighted specific technical areas for improvement. Analysts noted that his lack of experience at the highest level contributed to the loss against a top-tier opponent like Musetti.
- •Arthur Fery lost to Lorenzo Musetti in straight sets at the US Open.
- •The match was held at Grandstand Stadium in New York.
- •Fery cited rhythm issues with his serve as a primary factor in his defeat.
- •The 24-year-old previously reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon and his first ATP final in Winston-Salem.
- •Tim Henman identified forehand penetration and net play as areas for Fery to develop.
"Britain's Arthur Fery said he now knows what he has to work on after his US Open debut was cut short on Tuesday.
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