British wildcard Arthur Fery aims to reach the Wimbledon semi-finals when he faces Flavio Cobolli, the ninth seed, on Wednesday. Fery, ranked 114th, has surprised many by reaching the quarter-finals, a stage only five other Britons have reached in the Open era. Despite being the underdog against the French Open runner-up Cobolli, Fery's grass-court prowess and unique game offer a chance for an upset.

Fery's strategy against the taller Cobolli involves sharp movement and aggressive net play. His athleticism allows him to retrieve balls effectively, and he has a strong record at the net, winning 78% of serve-and-volley points at this tournament. Analysts suggest Fery should 'crush and rush' Cobolli's second serve, returning aggressively and moving forward to prevent Cobolli from establishing his powerful forehand.

Confidence is high for Fery, who has fought back from a set down in all his matches. He also holds a previous victory over Cobolli this year at the Australian Open, albeit with Cobolli experiencing a stomach issue. Staying relaxed off the court, with his team discussing football and music, is seen as vital to maintaining his composure on court as he attempts to make history at SW19.