Fery makes Queen’s quarters with ‘best-ever’ resultFigure caption, Best shots as Fery reaches Queen’s quarter-finalsByAlistair WatkinsBBC Sport Senior JournalistPublished1 hour agoBritish number five Arthur Fery recorded the “best result of my career” as he beat Adrian Mannarino to keep home hopes alive in the HSBC Championships at Queen’s.The world number 140 reached his first ATP Tour quarter-final with a 7-6 (9-7) 6-4 victory over the veteran Frenchman.The 23-year-old wildcard needed treatment for a nosebleed at the start of the second set but kept his focus to wrap up victory on Andy Murray Arena.Fery was ranked 461 when he upset 20th seed Alexei Popyrin on the opening day of last year’s Wimbledon, but stated his win over Mannarino was better.”It’s special to be playing in London where I grew up and in front of all these British tennis fans,” the British number five told BBC Sport.”This is the best result of my career so far. It’s not been easy, there have been lots of ups and downs so I’m happy to get through.”He was the last Briton left in singles after Cameron Norrie lost to fourth seed Alejandro Davidovich Fokina on Tuesday.Watch Queen’s tennis – Brooksby takes on Cerundolo in second round
