Queen's Club Championships

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Significant stories about Queen's Club Championships, newest first — each linked to the original article it was drawn from.

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  1. Cerundolo Wins Queen's Club; Vekic Claims Women's Title at HSBC Championships

    Francisco Cerundolo beat Tommy Paul 6-7(5), 6-4, 6-3 in the longest final in Queen's Club history.

    Cerundolo became the first Argentine player to win the Queen's Club title.

    Donna Vekic defeated Emma Raducanu 6-0, 7-6(6) to win the women's WTA 500 title at Queen's — her fifth career title.

    The combined ATP/WTA 500 event ran 6–21 June at Queen's Club in London.

    Paul was the 2024 Queen's champion going into the final as favourite.

  2. Donna Vekic Wins Queen's Club WTA 500 Title as a Lucky Loser — Defeats Raducanu in Final

    Vekic beat Emma Raducanu 6-0, 7-6(6) to win the HSBC Championships at Queen's Club.

    She entered the draw only as a lucky loser after failing qualifying, becoming just the seventh lucky loser to win a WTA Tour title.

    Vekic, ranked No. 76, will rise to approximately No. 32 in the rankings following the win.

    It is her first WTA 500 title and first title since 2023, and the first women's singles crown by a Croatian at Queen's.

    Raducanu reached her second final of 2026, showing strong form ahead of Wimbledon.