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

[Kralingen]

Calling this for Alcaraz tomorrow. There's no way on earth he's losing to a fellow Spaniard especially RBA and he won't lose to Lehecka.

Not sure if I can count on Draper as a favourite for Wimbledon this year. He has issues and needs to work on them.

Never underestimate his capacity for clowning.

Remember, Lehecka has already pasted him badly this season. I don’t see any reason to believe Carlos is above losing to Jiri.

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

I guess its ok to give yourself set points and breakpoints down all the time when your SF competition is MUGista-MUGut. Has Alcaraz washed his shirt? He's been wearing the same one for 3 weeks now

 

[Hitman]

Surely Alcaraz is now gunning all the way to a second Queens title.

 

[Terenigma]

Surely Alcaraz is now gunning all the way to a second Queens title.

Absolutely. It's so odd to see someone clearly so good on clay make a very good transition to grass so quickly too. Sinner still the man to beat on hard court but Alcaraz certainly seems to be mopping up the non-hard courts.

 

[ALCARAZWON]

Absolutely. It's so odd to see someone clearly so good on clay make a very good transition to grass so quickly too. Sinner still the man to beat on hard court but Alcaraz certainly seems to be mopping up the non-hard courts.

And Sinner is only the man to beat on hardcourt because he's not having to play Alcaraz at the hardcourt slams...
Alcaraz 5-2 vs. Sinner on hardcourts, and 2-0 last year.
Djokovic was the key to Sinner's AO victory

 

[Djokovic2011]

Surely Alcaraz is now gunning all the way to a second Queens title.

Will winning 2 Wimbledon titles as well as 2 Queens put him above Nadal on grass already?

 

[Hitman]

Absolutely. It's so odd to see someone clearly so good on clay make a very good transition to grass so quickly too. Sinner still the man to beat on hard court but Alcaraz certainly seems to be mopping up the non-hard courts.

Alcaraz is truly a special talent and a privilege to watch.

 

[Hitman]

Will winning 2 Wimbledon titles as well as 2 Queens put him above Nadal on grass already?

He will equal Nadal's grass title haul if he wins this Queens title. Nadal has 4 titles, his fourth title was in Stuttgart in 2015.

 

[Kralingen]

Notice who isn’t in Carlos’s box this week… hmm

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

Right there was the main difference between Carlos/Sinner. Carlos actually has a slice. LOL. Sinner almost 2 years older and still thinks a slice is italian pizza

 

[Hood_Man]

Will winning 2 Wimbledon titles as well as 2 Queens put him above Nadal on grass already?

He has a 100% record in grass court finals, and as we all know it's percentages that matter most.

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

Sampras/Federer may not lose a grass match their entire career if they played today. Man its bad. Its something you see at the country club with most of these guys

 

[Terenigma]

Will winning 2 Wimbledon titles as well as 2 Queens put him above Nadal on grass already?

Not quite but it would be extremely close, easily passed over the next few years imo. No doubt in my mind Alcaraz will surpass Nadal on grass and probably even Murray too sadly.

 

[Hitman]

I like we have a powerful force on HC and an equally powerful force on natural surfaces.

 

[Flair328]

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

 

[Grafil Injection]

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

I don't think they're smug as he hasn't won any GS yet, there's nothing to be smug about. Hyping a home player is not being smug.

In any case, he's been recovering from tonsilitis this week, so getting to the semis is pretty solid.

 

[Incognito]

Not quite but it would be extremely close, easily passed over the next few years imo. No doubt in my mind Alcaraz will surpass Nadal on grass and probably even Murray too sadly.

If he wins another Wimbledon, he surpasses both

 

[Mustard]

Will Carlos break Rafa’s 32 match winning streak across 3 surfaces @Mustard ?

That would depend on how well he does on the summer hardcourts. If it's like 2024, or even 2023, then no. Still, he has to get all the wins on the grass first.

 

[Terenigma]

If he wins another Wimbledon, he surpasses both

Murray's Queens titles and Olympic gold on grass keeps him ahead of 1 more Wimbledon for Alcaraz in my view. Open to debate for sure though.

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

Carlos goofing off again. Just end these matches. Why do you goof around with all these bottom feeding bums? Its better to be off the court and resting then unnecessarily prolonging these matches. It becomes a bad habit you can't break. Just break early and get it over with

 

[FeroBango]

Sexy serving from Carlos. Great level overall.

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

 

[Mustard]

Carlos goofing off again. Just end these matches. Why do you goof around with all these bottom feeding bums? Its better to be off the court and resting then unnecessarily prolonging these matches. It becomes a bad habit you can't break. Just break early and get it over with

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

 

[FeroBango]

There's that famous 3-fh-winner combo from Alc. BP.

Just sensational tennis.

 

[Fedforever]

He's heard you all.

 

[Hitman]

Alcaraz A level is clearly higher than anyone's A level. Sinner included.

 

[Pheasant]

Wow. What a FH laser by Alcaraz to break Agut. That’s 15 FH winners for Alcaraz .

That’s likely goodnight, Irene

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

Alcaraz A level is clearly higher than anyone's A level. Sinner included.

Well except Maybe Djoker's but yea. If Carlos just could stay focused theres no telling what he could accomplish against this field

 

[FeroBango]

Alcaraz A level is clearly higher than anyone's A level. Sinner included.

No shame in that though Sinner has a monster A level himself.

 

[Pheasant]

Wow. That’s ace #13 for Carlitos. His serving has been lights out today. If he learns to serve like this consistently, then the rest of the tour will be in massive trouble.

 

[Nappa]

The boy looks focused af

 

[Pheasant]

Agut has the right game plan. He’s going all-out aggressive.

 

[ibbi]

I wonder when Andrew Castle will retire.

 

[NYTennisfan]

Carlos goofing off again. Just end these matches. Why do you goof around with all these bottom feeding bums? Its better to be off the court and resting then unnecessarily prolonging these matches. It becomes a bad habit you can't break. Just break early and get it over with

It's 6-4 and 4-3 up a break after a straight set win his last match. He's hardly breaking a sweat

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

That would be hillarious if Carlos wins RG/Queens and then proceeds to lose to Grandaddy Djoker in the Wimbledon finals. People would be clowning him forever

 

[ojo rojo]

Raducanu and Lehecka checking Carlos out from the stands

 

[NYTennisfan]

That would be hillarious if Carlos wins RG/Queens and then proceeds to lose to Grandaddy Djoker in the Wimbledon finals

You mean the Grandaddy he beat twice in a row in Wimbledon finals when he was a younger and better grandaddy?

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

You mean the Grandaddy he beat twice in a row in Wimbledon finals when he was a younger and better grandaddy?

Same grandaddy he lost to at Olympics and AO

 

[NYTennisfan]

Same grandaddy he lost to at Olympics and AO

Well, those aren't at Wimbledon are they

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

Well, those aren't at Wimbledon are they

2023 could have went either way. Last year Djoker was playing on one leg with limited lateral movement. , so I mean how much weight does that win hold?

 

[Nappa]

You mean the Grandaddy he beat twice in a row in Wimbledon finals when he was a younger and better grandaddy?

So glad Carlos stepped in and stopped Novak the looter and saved tennis

 

[NYTennisfan]

2023 could have went either way. Last year Djoker was playing on one leg with limited lateral movement. , so I mean how much weight does that win hold?

You're so predictable, always refusing to give credit to Alcaraz and/or calling the entire tour after the 90s generation and the Big 3 MUGs

 

[GRASScaraz]

Raducanu leaching off alcaraz makes me sick she's an egotist and narcissit anything to stay in the headlines.

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

You're so predictable, always refusing to give credit to Alcaraz and/or calling the entire tour after the 90s generation and the Big 3 MUGs

I give him credit for pulling out RG with those match points no doubt. But jeesh why does he deserve credit beating this horrid field? He should with ease. As he should beat Djokovic on one leg. . He doesn't deserve any credit for crap he should be doing

 

[FeroBango]

That was a trip to the mid 00s and the Fed of grass. Unplayable tennis today.

 

[Pheasant]

The Tennis Channel just said that Alcaraz became the 3rd fastest player to reach 250 wins, trailing only McEnroe and Connors.

It’s breath of fresh air to see this kid play. I hope that he wins the title.

 

[ibbi]

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

 

[Nappa]

Grassalcaraz lol

 

[NYTennisfan]

I give him credit for pulling out RG with those match points no doubt. But jeesh why does he deserve credit beating this horrid field? He should with ease. He doesn't deserve any credit for crap he should be doing

Tennis is hard, these are professionals. Even the Big 3 had some wars to lesser players on the way to slam wins. Some of you guys place too high of an expectation on these top guys, they're not going to blow everybody off the court. Sinner just lost his first non-Alcaraz match since a year ago, Alcaraz has now won 17 in a row including two Masters and a Slam. These two have won the last 6 slams. They're incredible players, generational talents, that should be celebrated not picked apart IMO.

 

[mightyjeditribble]

Will winning 2 Wimbledon titles as well as 2 Queens put him above Nadal on grass already?

Carlos hasn't won this title yet.

But even if he does, Nadal has several more Wimbledon finals, lost against some of these most successful grass players ever at the height of their powers.

If he wins another Wimbledon, though, he'll be ahead of Nadal in terms of grass results.

 

[TheGoldenEra1990’s]

Tennis is hard, these are professionals. Even the Big 3 had some wars to lesser players on the way to slam wins. Some of you guys place too high of an expectation on these top guys, they're not going to blow everybody off the court. Sinner just lost his first non-Alcaraz match since a year ago, Alcaraz has now won 17 in a row including two Masters and a Slam. These two have won the last 6 slams. They're incredible players, generational talents, that should be celebrated not picked apart IMO.

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