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Tennis News From London • Fever-Tree Championships – Free To The Public • Singles Qualifying At Queen’s Club
- Updated: June 14, 2019
Fever-Tree Championships
The Queen’s Club, London
17-23 June, 2019
28th May, 2019
Fever-Tree Championships – Three Top 50 Players Enter Strong Singles Qualifying Field
Three Top 50 players will be part of a ferociously strong line-up of players trying to earn qualification for the main draw of the Fever-Tree Championships at The Queen’s Club.
Over the weekend of 15th and 16th June, last year’s semifinalist Jeremy Chardy (ranked No. 41), talented 21-year-old Taylor Fritz (No.42) and No.48 Adrian Mannarino will lead the qualifying draw.
They are joined on the qualifying entry list by big-serving American Reilly Opelka, Australia’s Bernard Tomic, who reached a career-high No.17 three years ago, and the unpredictable hot-shot specialist Alexander Bublik.
The field is so strong that five players ranked inside the world’s Top 100, including 2005 runner-up Ivo Karlovic, were unable to get in.
Four players will advance to the main draw, which is set to feature defending champion Marin Cilic, British No.1 Kyle Edmund, and many of the best young stars in the world, such as World No.6 Stefanos Tsitsipas, Frances Tiafoe and Felix Auger-Aliassime.
It is free for spectators to access The Queen’s Club to watch qualifying at the Fever-Tree Championships, but limited to 800 people. All visitors to the tournament will be subject to security bag scans.
Qualifying Entry List
Jeremy Chardy – 41
Taylor Fritz – 42
Adrian Mannarino – 48
Nicolas Jarry – 58
Reilly Opelka – 59
Filip Krajinovic – 60
Steve Johnson – 65
Mackenzie McDonald – 66
Roberto Carballes Baena – 76
Bernard Tomic – 84
Prajnesh Gunneswaran – 88
Bradley Klahn – 89
Alexander Bublik – 91
A world-class field of teams will also compete for the doubles title at The Queen’s Club, the Fever-Tree Wheelchair Tennis Championships will be held, and the inaugural Paul Hutchins Trophy – an 18-and-under match between Great Britain and the United States – will be staged.
The Fever-Tree Championships is owned and organised by the LTA, and was shortlisted for Event of the Year at the BT Sport Industry Awards. The event was recently voted ATP-500 Tournament of the Year by the players on the ATP Tour. The Roll of Honour includes Murray, Nadal, Rod Laver, John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Boris Becker and Pete Sampras.
The Fever-Tree Championships will be broadcast live throughout by the BBC and Prime Video in the UK.
Limited tickets are available, starting from £50 – http://po.st/ QueensTickets2019.
Entry List
1 Kevin Anderson
2 Juan Martin Del Potro
3 Stefanos Tsitsipas
4 Marin Cilic
5 Daniil Medvedev
6 Milos Raonic
7 Marco Cecchinato
8 Denis Shapovalov
9 Kyle Edmund
10 Diego Schwartzman
11 Alex de Minaur
12 Lucas Pouille
13 Gilles Simon
14 Felix Auger-Aliassime
15 Frances Tiafoe
16 Cristian Garin
17 Stan Wawrinka
18 Nick Kyrgios
19 Martin Fucsovics
20 Fernando Verdasco
21 Mikhail Kukushkin
22 Cameron Norrie
23 Grigor Dimitrov
WC Dan Evans
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