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    Arthur Fery's Wimbledon Nosebleeds Explained

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    British wildcard Arthur Fery has experienced persistent nosebleeds during his remarkable Wimbledon run, becoming the first British male wildcard to reach the quarter-finals since 1993. The issue, attributed to environmental factors and the physical demands of tennis, has disrupted his matches. Fery plans to seek treatment after the tournament as he prepares for his quarter-final against Flavio Cobolli.
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