HSBC Championships 2027: Carlos Alcaraz set to star at The Queen's Club
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Two-time champion, seven-time major winner and former world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz is the first player confirmed for the 2027 HSBC Championships.
Alcaraz will return to the HSBC Championships for the first time in two years as he bids to win his third title in West London.
The two-time Wimbledon champion will be joined by many more of the world's best ATP and WTA tennis stars from 5-20 June next year.
HSBC Championships tickets
Tickets for the 2027 HSBC Championships will go on sale soon.
LTA Advantage Fan+ and Compete members can access the Priority Window ticket sale from Tuesday 3 November at 10:00.
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Here are all the dates you need to know:
| Date & time | Sale / Event |
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3-8 November (from 10:00) |
Advantage Priority Window sale |
| 10 November (from 10:00) | General sale |
| 5-13 June | HSBC Championships WTA 500 tournament |
| 12-20 June | HSBC Championships ATP 500 tournament |
Alcaraz aiming for Queen’s Club hat-trick
After missing this year’s tournament due to injury, Alcaraz is back to his best and looking forward to getting back on the grass in the summer.
The Spaniard won his first Queen's Club title in 2023, beating Alex de Minaur in the final, and took home the trophy again in 2025 after a three-set thriller against Jiri Lehecka.
"I can’t wait to return to the HSBC Championships in 2027," said the former world No.1. "I have such great memories of this tournament after winning the title twice, and it's always one of the highlights of the grass court season for me.
"I'm ready to get back to The Queen’s Club, enjoy London once again and give the fans some exciting tennis. I know it's going to be another great week."
Alcaraz has lost just one match in three appearances at The Queen’s Club (vs Jack Draper, 2024) and will be one of the favourites to complete his hat-trick next season.
Earlier this year, he became the youngest player (22) to complete the career Grand Slam after winning his first Australian Open title, and despite missing nearly half the season, is set to finish the year inside the world’s top three.
Already regarded as one of the greatest players of all time, Alcaraz is one of the must-watch stars and athletes of his generation.
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