Jacob Fearnley is stumped. The question of what he believes he can achieve in his tennis career is simple enough, but it leaves the 23-year-old staring up at the clear blue skies above.
“No one has ever asked me that before,” he says with a smile, no longer at quite such a loss for words. “When you’re a kid, you want to win Wimbledon and be world No1. I’ve had a taste of the level now. I don’t see why I can’t make it to the top of the game. There’s no reason why.
