The Queen’s Club Championships, currently known as the Cinch Championships, is an ATP 500 level event played in mid June as part of the British grass court season. As a tournament played in the weeks leading up to the Wimbledon Championships, it attracts some of the best players on the men’s pro tour as they prepare to take to the courts at SW19. A day out at the Queen’s Club is a must for any tennis fan, so we’ve put together a little guide with everything you need to know about the Cinch Championships, including how to get tickets and where to stay for the tournament.
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The Cinch Championships - Overview
| Event | Cinch Championships |
| Tournament Level | ATP 500 |
| Tournament Dates | 14th – 20th June 2021 |
| Venue Address | The Queen’s Club Palliser Rd, London W14 9EQ |
| Official Website | LTA – Cinch Championships |
Where Are The Cinch Championships Played?
The Cinch Championships, formerly known as the Fever Tree Championships, are played at the Queen’s Club in central London, UK. The Queen’s Club is home to a total of 27 outdoor Lawn Tennis courts, including 12 of the finest grass courts in the world. During the Queen’s Club Championships, matches are played on Centre Court and Court 1, while Courts 2-10 are used as practice courts.
Cinch Championships Entry List 2021 - Who's Playing?
The LTA have recently announced the official player entry list for the 2021 Queen’s Club Championships, which features five-time singles champion Andy Murray, three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka and current British number 1 Dan Evans. The line-up also includes the 2012 champion Marin Cilic, the 2016 runner-up Milos Raonic and many other in form players. The full player list is available on the LTA website.
Coming to the cinch Championships:
— cinch Championships (@QueensTennis) May 19, 2021
Matteo Berrettini 🔨
Jannik Sinner ⭐️
Diego Schwartzman 🇦🇷
Denis Shapovalov 🤟
Andy Murray 🏆
Dan Evans 🇬🇧
Milos Raonic 🍁
Alex de Minaur 😈
Stan Wawrinka 💥
Full story and singles Entry List - https://t.co/kPKEunAjMK
Cinch Championships Draw for 2021
The 2021 Cinch Championships Draws have not yet been released. However, this page will be updated as soon as the draws for the event become available.
Who Won The Cinch Championships Last Year?
The Queen’s Club Championships weren’t played in 2020 due to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.
In 2019, 37 year old Spaniard Feliciano Lopez won both the singles and doubles titles, becoming the first player to take home both titles in the same year since Mark Philippoussis did so in 1997.
Lopez had won the singles title previously in 2017 when he beat Marin Cilic to the trophy. In 2019, however, he picked up two pieces of silverwear on the same day, beating Gilles Simon by 6-2, 6-7, 7-6 in just under three hours before partnering Andy Murray in a close 7-6, 5-7, 10-5 victory over Rajeev Ram & Joes Salisbury.
The Lopez Double 🏆🏆
— cinch Championships (@QueensTennis) June 23, 2019
8 matches won. 2 trophies lifted. 15h26m on court VERY well spent.
👏👏 @feliciano_lopez #QueensTennis pic.twitter.com/pW3K4YiTDy
How To Get Cinch Championship Tickets
Tickets for the Cinch Championships are organised by the LTA and are currently on general sale via the Ticket Factory website.
Where To Stay For The Cinch Championships
There are more than plenty of options to choose from when it comes to accommodation near Queen’s Tennis Club. It’s no surprise that Hammersmith & Fulham and the central London area in general are full of hotels and Airbnbs, so you’ll have no trouble at all finding the perfect place to stay, no matter your budget.
The Bentley London is the perfect hotel for a luxurious overnight stay, though be sure to check out the Novotel London West hotel for a much more budget friendly option.
How To Watch The Cinch Championships On TV
If you’ve been unable to get your hands on ticket’s for this year’s event, you can always watch the Cinch Championships live on TV. You’ll be able to watch every singles and doubles main draw match at the Queen’s Club Championships live on Amazon Prime UK.
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