Queen's Club Championships WTA 2025: Entry List, Schedule, Draw, Results, Predictions, Prize Money and Where to Watch

Taking place between June 9-15, 2025, the Queen's Club Championships returns but not only on ATP but also WTA. Our article provides the field, schedule, draw, results, Prize Money, Predictions and also how to watch.

Returning after 30 years, it takes place in the week after Roland Garros. It is in the same spot as Libema Open 's-Hertogenbosch and has replaced Nottingham's spot on the calendar which shifts to a week later.

The men's event also will as ever be the week after. That is headlined by Carlos Alcaraz, Jack Draper and Tommy Paul who is defending champion. An equally star studded line-up will also descend upon London for the WTA version. This includes two of America's top 10 stars, a British duo likely to get a lot of focus this summer and also the current Wimbledon champion.

Entry List

The field is a stacked one with Jessica Pegula, Madison Keys, Zheng Qinwen, Emma Navarro all involved. As well as Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter who begin their grass court seasons in London.

Elena Rybakina, Diana Shnaider, Karolina Muchova, Daria Kasatkina and current Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejcikova are also on the line-up.

Laura Robson is the tournament director at the Queen's Club for the women's draw and for instance is close with Keys so has used her contacts to bring in top names.

Prize Money

The amounts for the inaugural edition of the tournament after 30 years have not been set. A total commitment of $1,064,510 is confirmed though with it being a WTA 500, a top amount is likely.

With no previous editions also it means that there are no previous amounts to go off for the prize money. This will be updated when the draw is completed.

Results

To follow when draw is confirmed

Schedule

Confirmed on Sunday 8 June

How to watch

As ever with WTA tournaments, it can be watched throughout the world. But there is a difference during the grass court season.

BBC have rights to the full tournament and so like the ATP edition, in the UK it will be on free to air TV. It will be shown on BBC TV, BBC iPlayer and also their digital service.

Tennis Channel in the States will also show the event in full. Further broadcast partners are not confirmed as of this time as per the LTA.

Predictions

Samuel Gill, Head Editor for TennisUpToDate.com believes that we could get a surprise to begin the grass court season. "WTA tennis at the best of times is unpredictable as anything. That is what I see happening again this next week."

"Draw dependent as currently we have no draw but Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys will either flourish or flounder for me. Pegula will have a point to prove after losing to Boisson in Paris. While Keys was ahead against Gauff and let unforced errors rule her day."

"Both Gauff and Boisson are still in Paris, while Keys and Pegula now head onto grass so it will either be a masterstroke or a failure. Elena Rybakina has been sighted training in Bratislava this week so I think she will go well."