🎾 Carlos Alcaraz is confirmed as the star attraction at The Queen’s Club as he bids for a third HSBC Championships ATP 500 title on the hallowed turf in West Kensington in June 2026.
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2026 PREVIEW
The men’s tournament at The Queen’s Club is steeped in history. Some of the finest players ever to grace the grass court surface have won this famous tournament in W14. Including the likes of Rafael Nadal, Pete Sampras, John McEnroe and five-time singles winner Andy Murray. Who will hold the famous trophy aloft in 2026? HSBC Championships ATP 500 tickets are now on general sale.
In 2025 modern-day superstar Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jiri Lehecka to clinch is second Queen’s title. The world number two from Spain won 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 to take his 21st career title. Alcaraz was given a severe test by Lehecka who a round earlier in the semi-finals had dumped British number one Jack Draper out of the tournament. Had he won Lehecka would have been the virst Czech to win the Queen’s single’s title since Ivan Lendl in 1989. Meanwhile British pair Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool won the double’s tournament.
The 2026 tournament takes place from Monday 15 June to Sunday 21 June. Already confirmed are the world No.1 and defending champion Carloz Alcaraz and British No.1 Jack Draper. Will Alcaraz make it a hat-trick of titles, can Draper win on home soil, or will a different ATP star take the spoils. Get your tickets now to experience the action live.
HSBC CHAMPIONSHIPS ATP 500 TICKETS & TRAVEL
Tickets are sold out for 2026. See above for how to register for a 2017 on sale alert.
🚊 🚗 Travel tips: The tournament has two designated entrances: Palliser Road Entrance Postcode – W14 9EQ & Perham Road Entrance Postcode – W14 9SP. Centre Court ticket holders in blocks 19 to 25 must use the Perham Road Entrance to access the grounds. All other ticket holders must access via the Palliser Road Entrance.
The nearest station – Baron’s Court on the London Underground (District and Piccadilly lines) is just 100 metres away. There are numerous local bus routes. There is no parking is available onsite at the Queen’s Club Championships. Visit this Travel & parking tournament guide for more travel information.
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