Women's Tennis at Queen's

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Maria, Queen and Tennis

How women’s tennis returned to Queen’s in London after more than 50 years

Part of the motivation for the women’s event returning to Queen’s this year was to shake up some of the long-held assumptions about British tennis.

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Tennis-Maria crowned first Queen's Club women's champion in 52 years

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Tatjana Maria crowned queen of Queen’s as women’s tournament celebrates triumphant return

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Qualifier who became champion - Maria wins Queen's title

It capped an astonishing week for the mother-of-two, who dropped just one set across seven matches in nine days.

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Mother of two Tatjana Maria beats Amanda Anisimova to win Queen’s title

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German Maria becomes oldest WTA 500 winner with Queen's triumph

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Tennis news: Queen's rocked as fourth star withdraws while Jack Draper dealt blow

Matteo Arnaldi has become the latest player to withdraw from the men's tournament at Queen's Club. He was scheduled to face Holger Rune later today but will not be playing due to an ankle injury. Lucky loser Christopher O’Connell will replace the Italian in the draw.

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Queen’s hosts women’s tennis for first time in 52 years – with equal prize money on the horizon

A new WTA tournament at the prestigious west London venue this week will precede the traditional men’s event – and has already attracted 10 of the top-20 players in the world

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Why female tennis players are returning to Queen's after half a century

There are several reasons why female players will return to Queen's for the first time in 52 years, including an ongoing commitment to the growth of women's tennis, and the success of an event at Eastbourne.