The Queen’s Club Championships 2022 is an annual tournament for male tennis players, held on grass courts at the Queen’s Club in West Kensington, London. The event is part of the ATP Tour 500 series on the Association of Tennis Professionals Tour.
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Queen’s Club Championships 2022: Schedule, Prize Money, Top Seeds, TV Streaming
Schedule:
The compact tournament means that players who reach the final eight play on consecutive days at Queen’s.
The finalists will have a maximum of eight days between Queen’s and the start of their Wimbledon 2022 campaigns.
Round of 32 | June 13-14 2022 |
Round of 16 | June 15-16 |
Quarterfinals | June 17 |
Semifinals | June 18 |
Final | June 19 |
Prize Money:
For 2022, the total prize money pool is €2,134,520, up 65.45% compared to 2021, thanks partly to the return of full crowds (capacity was limited to 25% last year).
The winners at Queen’s Club will receive €399,170, an increase of 250.8% compared to 2021. The runner up will bag themselves a cheque for €214,775, a jump of 155.5%.
The Lawn Tennis Association sold the club to members for £35 million in 2006, avoiding a legal battle after patrons claimed it did not have the right to put Queen’s up for sale.
Top Seeds:
- CasperRuud. Rank. (1) Seed.
- MatteoBerrettini. Rank. (2) Seed.
- CameronNorrie. Rank. (3) Seed.
- TaylorFritz. Rank. (4) Seed.
- DiegoSchwartzman. Rank. (5) Seed.
- DenisShapovalov. Rank. (6) Seed.
- MarinCilic. Rank. (7) Seed.
- ReillyOpelka. Rank. (8) Seed.
Tournament information | |
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Founded | 1890 |
Editions | 118 (2021) |
Location | London United Kingdom |
Venue | The Queen’s Club |
Category | ATP World Series (1990–1997) ATP International Series (1998–2008) ATP World Tour 250 series (2009–2014) ATP World Tour 500 series (2015–) |
Surface | Grass / outdoors |
Draw | 32S / 32Q / 24D |
Prize money | €2,219,150 (2019) |
TV Streaming:
UK: Amazon Prime Video will be providing live coverage from Queen’s, and fans can sign up for a free 30-day trial of the platform. Subscriptions cost £7.99 a month.
BBC One and BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website will also be keeping up with the action live.
USA: Viewers in the United States can subscribe to Tennis Channel to stream the action.
Canada: TSN are carries of ATP tournaments in Canada, including the Queen’s Club Championships.
Australia: beIN SPORTS is the place to catch the action in Australia.
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