Visibility for women’s tennis and helping the push towards equality were major drivers of the event returning for the first time since 1973.

LONDON (AP) — Madison Keys was stunned in straight sets by 37-year-old qualifier Tatjana Maria in the Queen’s Club semifinals on Saturday. Maria, a German mother of two, beat Keys 6-3, 7-6 (3) for her first career victory in four meetings with the reigning Australian Open champion.

Alcaraz, who won Queen's in 2023 and is defending Wimbledon champion, had considered missing the event after winning the French Open.

American Madison Keys won her first grand slam this year, winning the Australian Open in January. She’ll be eyeing up her second grand slam at Wimbledon and a win at Queen’s could put her in a good position. Keys has previous success on grass from a 2023 Eastbourne win.

Queen have released their debut album ‘Queen I’ in Dolby Atmos Audiophile Blu-ray, and have shared a lyric video for ‘My Fairy King.’

The nine-bedroom property on 60 Rubislaw Den South was once home to Marion “Crawfie” Crawford, the former Governess to Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret, who was famously exiled from royal circles after sharing details of palace life in a tell-all memoir.

German qualifier Tatjana Maria says it is a "dream come true" to reach the Queen's final, where she will meet world number 15 Amanda Anisimova.