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Sports · Tennis · published 2026-09-05 · via BBC Sport

British Tennis Faces Another Early Slam Exit, Yet Signs of Progress Emerge

For the fourth time in five Grand Slams, no British singles player reached the second week, with all competitors eliminated by the US Open's third round. Despite the early exits, the LTA highlights Arthur Fery's Wimbledon semi-final run and a record nine Britons in the US Open main draw as evidence of improvement. Officials remain optimistic about the pathway, though they acknowledge the need for deeper runs in future majors.

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