2021 Queen's Club champion Matteo Berrettini will take part in the 2022 edition of the event alongside Casper Ruud and Carlos Alcaraz.
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.
World No.6, Matteo Berrettini, returns to Queen's to defend his title after beating Britain's, Cam Norrie. His return will mark his second consecutive appearance in the tournament after his memorable debut at the Queen's Club. Norway’s main man, Casper Ruud, will be welcomed at Queen's for the very first time this summer. The Norwegian has had much success on clay, where he’s won six of his seven ATP titles, including the crown at the Argentina Open earlier this year.
The youngest player to become ATP Tour champion since Kei Nishikori - Carlos Alcaraz will aim to hit headlines once again this summer when he makes his maiden appearance at the cinch Championships. Yet, the question remains; at the mere age of 18, can he make history by becoming the youngest player to become the King of Queen’s 2022?
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