Carlos Alcaraz Amanda Anisimova Return to the prestigious Queen’s Club Championships in 2026, confirming their participation for next summer’s grass-court event in London. The tournament will once again bring together top players as both the men’s and women’s competitions continue their rich tradition.
Six-time Grand Slam winner Carlos Alcaraz, currently world number two, has lifted the Queen’s trophy twice in the past three years. He described the event as one of his favourite tournaments and said he looks forward to defending his title next season. The Carlos Alcaraz Amanda Anisimova Return will attract huge attention as both players aim to prepare for Wimbledon.
Amanda Anisimova, world number four, made history in 2025 by reaching the women’s final at Queen’s — the first edition of the women’s event since 1973. She went on to play in the Wimbledon and US Open finals, showing her growing dominance on grass courts.
The 2026 women’s tournament will take place from 6–14 June, followed by the men’s event from 13–21 June at the Queen’s Club in West Kensington, London. Last year, Alcaraz defeated Jiri Lehecka in an exciting three-set final watched by over 1.7 million viewers on BBC.
Qualifier Tatjana Maria won the women’s title, marking Queen’s first female champion in over five decades. With both Alcaraz and Anisimova returning, fans can expect high-quality matches and thrilling tennis moments once again in London.
