Draper made his debut at the young age of 17, and since - in just his second campaign at Queen’s – he reached the quarter-finals before losing to countryman, Cameron Norrie.ĭraper has had an impressive start to the season, winning four ITF Challenger titles in the space of just three months.

Up and coming star, Jack Draper, will also join the action, marking his third appearance in the tournament. Evans has competed against some of the tournaments’ finest competitors over the years, including reigning champion, Italy’s Matteo Berrettini, in the quarter finals last year.Įvans’ season opener went off with a bang after big wins over Denis Shapovalov and John Isner at the ATP Cup, followed by a successful run at the Sydney Tennis Classic where he progressed to the semi-finals. World No.35, Dan Evans, boats a wealth of experience as he returns to Queen’s for the eleventh time this June. Murray has already successfully reached a final this season, having defeated the likes of Top 50 players, Reilly Opelka, David Goffin, and Nikoloz Basilashvili, at the Sydney Tennis classic, but sadly fell short at the last hurdle after losing 6-3, 6-3 to Aslan Karatsev. Murray last won the tournament back in 2016 after defeating Canada’s Milos Raonic. The former world No.1 has a remarkable record in the cinch Championships, winning on all five occasions on which he has reached the final.

Norrie has a colourful history, having won the title of the Indian Wells Masters 1000, and two ATP 250 tournaments at the Delray Beach Open and the Abierto de Tenis Mifel, but – with the grass court season soon to be underway - the British star will have his sights on more silverware, having been in touching distance of lifting the cinch Championships trophy in 2021.įive-time champion, Andy Murray, will return to Queen’s for a fifteenth time, having last appeared in the tournament in 2021. Having previously accepted the runners-up medal, Norrie will be looking for an ultimate comeback on home soil in this year’s cinch Championships. Norrie lost the first set before fighting back in the second, eventually losing 6-4, 6(5)-7, 6-3. The world No.11 reached a new tournament record after booking himself a spot in the final last season, joined by the now world No.6, Matteo Berrettini. The Queen’s Club has hosted some of the biggest names in tennis over the years, and with an impressive line-up set to pack their bags and set sail for London this June, here’s a preview of the first stars that have been confirmed for the cinch Championships 2022.īritish No.1 Cameron Norrie is set to make his sixth appearance at the Queen’s Club this June.

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