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Arthur Fery calls out ‘weird rule’ after admitting he was left annoyed by Karen Khachanov at the Shanghai Masters

British tennis player Arthur Fery expressed frustration regarding a scheduling issue during his debut at the Shanghai Masters. Fery noted that he was required to meet Karen Khachanov at a designated transport area at a specific time, but he was forced to wait six minutes for his opponent to arrive, which he felt compromised his pre-match preparations.

During a recent podcast appearance, Fery also discussed his breakthrough 2026 season, which included a Wimbledon semi-final run and a final appearance in Winston-Salem. He reflected on his match against Alexander Zverev, suggesting that pressuring the German into tie-breaks is the most effective strategy to exploit potential lapses in his forehand.

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