Queen’s Club 2025: Today’s schedule and how to watch Jack Draper and Carlos Alcaraz on TV

Great Britain's Jack Draper hits a backhand during practice ahead of his first-round match against Jenson Brooksby at Queen's
Jack Draper gets his HSBC Championships campaign under way against Jenson Brooksby in the first round - Reuters/Toby Melville

Jack Draper and Carlos Alcaraz will be the main attractions in the men’s event of the HSBC Championships on day two.

British No 1 Draper is stepping up his preparations for Wimbledon, after ending the clay-court season with a fourth-round defeat by Alexander Bublik at the French Open. His opening match is against Jenson Brooksby, of the United States. Draper reached the quarter-finals last year.

Alcaraz, the reigning Wimbledon champion and 2023 Queen’s winner, has been drawn to play countryman Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in his first match on the grass. Alcaraz has been recharging his batteries with a “chilled” holiday in Ibiza following his epic French Open final win against Jannik Sinner and, like Draper, is in action today.

Billy Harris, the British No 4, will meet ‘s-Hertogenbosch champion Gabriel Diallo of Canada in his first-round match.

Monday’s match-ups

On Monday, British interest focused on Dan Evans, Cameron Norrie and Jacob Fearnley, who were all in action on the Andy Murray Arena. Evans upset American seventh seed Frances Tiafoe 7-5, 6-2. Norrie fell to talented Czech player Jakub Mensik in three sets – 7-6, 1-6, 6-1 and Fearnley took out Australian qualifier Alex Bolt in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4.

Britain's Dan Evans reacts during his men's singles match against Francis Tiafoe of the USA at the HSBC Championships
Dan Evans was in fine form yesterday against American seventh seed Frances Tiafoe - Shutterstock/Andy Rain

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Tuesday, June 17

Andy Murray Arena - 12pm start
[7] Alex de Minaur (Aus) vs Jiri Lehecka (Cze)
Jenson Brooksby (USA) vs [2] Jack Draper (GB)
[1] Carlos Alcaraz (Spa) vs Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (Spa)
Corentin Moutet (Fra) vs [3] Taylor Fritz (USA)

Court 1 - 12pm start
Brandon Nakashima (USA) vs Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard (Fra)
[LL] Arthur Rinderknech (Fra) vs [6] Ben Shelton (USA)
Jordan Thompson (Aus) vs Jaume Munar (Spa)
Gabriel Diallo (Can) vs Billy Harris (GB)

How to watch the HSBC Championship on TV and streaming in the UK

BBC has broadcasting rights for the tournaments. Coverage will be shown on BBC Two from 1pm. Coverage begins on iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and app and the Red Button every day from midday.

Viewers can also watch on Tennis Channel, which is available on selected platforms.

When did the HSBC Championship start?

The women’s tournament started on Monday, June 9. The men’s event began on Monday, June 15.

When does the HSBC Championship final take place?

The women played their final on Sunday 15 June, with Tatjana Maria beating Amanda Anisimova. The men’s final will be played on Sunday, June 22.

Which British players are involved?

There are five British players in the men’s draw: Jack Draper, Cameron Norrie, Jacob Fearnley, Dan Evans and Billy Harris.

Six British women took part: Katie Boulter, Emma Raducanu, Sonay Kartal, Jodie Burrage, Francesca Jones and Heather Watson. Raducanu achieved the best result, reaching the quarter-finals, to reclaim British No 1 status. Raducanu lost in straight sets to Qinwen Zheng, though not before suffering a recurrence of a back injury that has forced her to miss this week’s Berlin Open and casts a shadow over her Wimbledon preparations.

How to buy HSBC Championship tickets

There is limited availability for the HSBC Championship today and can be found here. Tickets are sold out for the rest of the week.

What is the HSBC Championship prize money?

The total prize money for the men’s tournament comes to £2.15 million, of which the winner pockets £402,259 and the runner-up takes home £216,397. For the women’s event, winner Tatjana Maria won £161,143.

Women’s tournament details

The women’s tournament concluded on Sunday with a momentous victory for Tatjana Maria.

German player Tatjana Maria celebrates winning against US player Amanda Anisimova following their women's singles final tennis match on the last day of the HSBC WTA tennis Championships at Queen's Club in west London on June 15, 2025
Tatjana Maria celebrates her victory on Sunday - AFP/Ben Stansall

The 37-year mother of two overcame world no 15 Amanda Anisimova of the USA in straight sets, winning 6-3, 6-4.

The German qualifier beat four top-15 players to win the title, dropping only one set across seven matches. Maria made it a memorable first women’s tour event at Queen’s since 1973.



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