Entry List ATP Queen's Club Championships 2025 including Carlos Alcaraz, Jack Draper and Taylor Fritz

The Entry List has been confirmed on the men's side for the 2025 Queen's Club Championships which is a staple of the road to Wimbledon with the defending champion both of the Grand Slam and also at Queen's set to return between 16-22 June.

Alcaraz being the former. He famously won Queen's in 2023 despite not having mastered the surface at that time and went on to become champion that year at SW19 too. He repeated the trick in 2024 albeit he did not win Queen's along the way.

Jack Draper who was still full of promise at the time but had a wretched injury record showed a sign of things to come as he beat Alcaraz famously on home soil.

He will return this year to fill the void left by Sir Andy Murray and no doubt will be the main focus of British media as he is now a top five star.

Tommy Paul also returns after winning the title last year. While former champions Matteo Berrettini and Grigor Dimitrov aim to revive their love affair with the surface. As will Nick Kyrgios who has added Stuttgart, Queen's and Wimbledon to his schedule. He will also be in town for his podcast live show around the time of Wimbledon so makes sense to base himself in London and play Queen's.

Lorenzo Musetti and Taylor Fritz are also notable names. The former is now a top eight player and will return aiming to win the title after losing the final in 2022. He is in career best form while Fritz alongside Holger Rune and Alex de Minaur add even more star power.

De Minaur of course has a vested interest in the UK with his fiance Katie Boulter being from the country. But with Boulter usually at most British grass court tournaments on the WTA side, they likely won't be together in London. She plays the week before as part of the return of WTA tennis to the tournament with a stacked 500 event.

“We’ve got a very exciting HSBC Championships in store with the names we can confirm today for the ATP 500 event. With six of the world’s top ten and four former champions coming to Queen’s, the tournament continues to attract the biggest players in the men’s game, and we know there’ll be some thrilling battles on court as they battle for one of the tour’s most prestigious prizes," said Jamie Murray, Tournament Director as per LTA.

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