Alexander Zverev overpowered Britain's Arthur Fery in a commanding display to move into the last four at the Vienna Open.
Alexander Zverev kept his Vienna Open campaign firmly on track, brushing aside young British hopeful Arthur Fery to reach the semi-finals in commanding fashion.
The German star set the tone early, leaning on a heavy serve and punishing baseline play to keep Fery under pressure. The Briton, still building his name on the ATP Tour, had little room to settle into rallies or create sustained openings.
For Zverev, the win is another step in a tournament where experience and power have been his biggest weapons. Indoor hard courts suit his game, rewarding first-strike tennis and clean, aggressive ball-striking, and he made the most of those conditions in the match.
Fery will leave Vienna with valuable lessons from a high-level test against one of the sport's most established names. Zverev, meanwhile, now turns his attention to the last four, where the stakes and the quality of opposition rise again.
