ATP500 Queen’s Club Championships 2025 - Men’s Singles

[Tomxc]

 

[ojo rojo]

Carlos writes on the camera GRASSALCARAZ IS IN THE FINAL. Does he even TTW, bro? It's GRASSCARAZ, YOU IDIOT!

Beat me to it

 

[NYTennisfan]

So now you think it should be hard for the top 2 tennis players in the world to beat Bautista-Agut in a grass semis? A dude that has never done anything in his career? This like being a senior and picking on 6th graders. These are journeymen talents

You're missing the point but I digress

 

[mightyjeditribble]

Carlos writes on the camera GRASSALCARAZ IS IN THE FINAL. Does he even TTW, bro? It's GRASSCARAZ, YOU IDIOT!

I thought that.

 

[Sephiroth]

Alcaraz is built different on grass, his shot making, drop shots and offensive play is sooooo good on this surface

at the same time he can hustle it out on clay due to his natural physical abilities

a joy to watch

 

[Tallawah Tennis]

At Queen's courtside right now, Alcaraz knows he can win very comfortably against RBA but I feel he's giving his countryman respect and let him have his time in this SF

Hey, man - hope you've enjoyed the proceedings. Would enjoy a note of your experience.

Sexy serving from Carlos. Great level overall.

Must have already hit 12+ aces. Pacy and on great spots.

Yah, man. Ended with 15 aces, apparently the highest by Carlitos in a 3 set match. Despite looking as though he was in 3rd gear, he was incisive when needed, through without bother. They showed some stats, and if I understood it, apparently Carlitos is 3rd quickest player to reach 250 match wins. Kid keeps company with the legends. Superb stuff. Excellent run by RBA, well done to him.

Enjoyed the first sf. I've watched Lehecka play - was reminded of his lethal serve / power and can play strategically. He outplayed Draper when needed in the 1st and decider, and it was Draper who looked nervous at times, not JL who retains a stoic demeanour when playing.

The final is likely to be well contested, hope it's a good one.

Alcaraz is built different on grass, his shot making, drop shots and offensive play is sooooo good on this surface

at the same time he can hustle it out on clay due to his natural physical abilities

a joy to watch

Agree that assessment. Dude is remarkable.

 

[Mark Anderson]

Ju

The draper hype at Wimbledon should be a little less smug now on the bbc.

Just wait for the draw.

 

[Mark Anderson]

It will be harder to get away with when he gets older.

He won't need the practice then.

 

[Nappa]

 

[Tennfan123]

Oh lord Carlos is about to do RG queens wimby back to back and still you’re going to hear how he’s not better than Sinner or greater than Murray lol.

 

[Nappa]

Oh lord Carlos is about to do RG queens wimby back to back and still you’re going to hear how he’s not better than Sinner or greater than Murray lol.

And Rome

 

[dking68]

Alky's not winning Wimbledon 2025.

Book it

Who’s winning it?

 

[Tennfan123]

And Rome

Even more impressive.
Of course he could lose tomorrow and could at Wimbledon, too. That’s tennis. But there’s a decent chance he does it.

 

[Mark Anderson]

Alcaraz in two. Medvedev in two too.

 

[tlm]

Wasn't Rune supposed to be part of the new big 3 along with Carlos and Jannik?

lol!

 

[Tennfan123]

If Carlos wins 6 titles do they rename the main court after him?

 

[Mainad]

If Carlos wins 6 titles do they rename the main court after him?

The committee are keeping their fingers crossed.

 

[Rattie]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1936807297788805407

 

[Succession]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1936807297788805407

This is impressive and I hope he can keep this serve level throughout Wimbledon

 

[Nappa]

If Carlos wins 6 titles do they rename the main court after him?

They should

 

[Alcawrath]

Carlos just keeps proving he's the best non hard court player in the world. The question is whether or not the pressure of three-peating at Wimby will get to him.

 

[mightyjeditribble]

If Carlos wins 6 titles do they rename the main court after him?

Never! It'll be murygoat arena forever.

 

[tudwell]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1936807297788805407

Surely that’s the most dominant he’s been on serve for three consecutive matches, right? Hope he can continue to sustain it!

 

[KennyoFatoBoiyo]

And R

Surely that’s the most dominant he’s been on serve for three consecutive matches, right? Hope he can continue to sustain it!

100% there was one game he hit 3 aces in a row. And he was picking his spots consistently all day today while serving around 132-134mph.

He served better than Sinner does today.

 

[NYTennisfan]

Just watching the match on replay and Carlos is in fine form, what a masterful couple of months for him, Slam, 2 Masters, this 500, 17 or is it 18? in a row. Carlos is peaking going into Wimbledon

 

[-NN-]

I'm ready for some Raz vs Bublik at Wimbledon.

Make it so.

 

[Mark Anderson]

lol!

His intensity is nervous nellieness.

 

[robyrolfo]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1936807297788805407

This is a little misleading, implying he has been untouchable, but Munar nearly bounced him a few days ago. If the guy (Munar) had any other flag next to his name, he probably would have won.

Just watching the match on replay and Carlos is in fine form, what a masterful couple of months for him, Slam, 2 Masters, this 500, 17 or is it 18? in a row. Carlos is peaking going into Wimbledon

He has always been streaky. He will have a portion of the season where he looks great, and then suddenly look strangely vulnerable. Was like this last year too, aside from the Olympics.

And let's be honest, he was fortunate that Sinner couldn't convert any of those match points, otherwise the story would be very different right now. The worm will turn...

 

[tennis24x7]

Evans is absolute cack. He's got to stop continually slicing the backhand. What's that about? So negative. Hit over it!

He is useless. All one handers who cannot hit a backhand to save their lives are useless.

 

[Terry Tibbs]

He is useless. All one handers who cannot hit a backhand to save their lives are useless.

He does have the shot in his locker though so dont understand why he doesn't use it. Ive never understood why so many players are comfortable hitting over the ball on a forehand but not a backhand. Even the great Federer used to run around the backhand to hit a forehand.

 

[Musterrific]

He does have the shot in his locker though so dont understand why he doesn't use it. Ive never understood why so many players are comfortable hitting over the ball on a forehand but not a backhand. Even the great Federer used to run around the backhand to hit a forehand.

It's particularly jarring to me because my one handed topspin backhand feels so smooth, natural and easy to hit - much more so than my forehand!

 

[Rattie]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1937913532139635049

 

[Musterrific]

Anyone know why Musetti didn't play any warm up tournaments?

 

[Rattie]

Anyone know why Musetti didn't play any warm up tournaments?

He pulled out of Queen’s with an injury.

 

[mightyjeditribble]

Anyone know why Musetti didn't play any warm up tournaments?

He retired at RG and withdrew from Queen's, right? So it seems likely he simply wasn't fit enough.

Apparently he played a practice match with Draper, not sure whether it's been posted:

 

[robyrolfo]

He is useless. All one handers who cannot hit a backhand to save their lives are useless.

Um, isn't anyone who can't hit a backhand, regardless of style, useless at this level?

 

[tennis24x7]

Um, isn't anyone who can't hit a backhand, regardless of style, useless at this level?

I am talking of one handers who don't hit a backhand but slice 90% of the time.

 

[tennis24x7]

He does have the shot in his locker though so dont understand why he doesn't use it. Ive never understood why so many players are comfortable hitting over the ball on a forehand but not a backhand. Even the great Federer used to run around the backhand to hit a forehand.

To Fed's credit he only started doing it later in his career when his backhand went down a little. He would rip it many a time during his younger days.

 

[mightyjeditribble]

To Fed's credit he only started doing it later in his career when his backhand went down a little. He would rip it many a time during his younger days.

What are you talking about? He ripped his backhand many times in 2017.

 

[Djokovic_is_the_best#1]

Posted wrong thread lol

 

[Mainad]

Posted wrong thread lol

Aw that's a shame. I always love me a bit of Queen's talk!