This will be Jódar's debut on the grass of Queen´s

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Tennis doesn't stop, and just a few days after Roland Garros, the ATP circuit completely changes scenarios. Clay gives way to the grass, the fastest surface on the calendar, where Rafa Jódar will have a very special opportunity to compete in the first grass tournament established on the circuit.

The young Spanish player lands in London at one of the most important moments of his progression. After consolidating his position in the elite circuit and reaching the Top-25 in the world thanks to an outstanding clay court swing, Jódar faces the challenge of adapting to a completely different surface. Queen's, one of the most prestigious tournaments of the season and historically considered the best preparation for Wimbledon, will be the stage for this long-awaited debut.

ATP Queen's 2026 Schedule and Timetable

The ATP 500 Queen's will take place between June 15 and 21 at the facilities of the historic Queen's Club in London. The main draw ceremony will be held on Saturday, June 13, while the competition will start on Monday the 15th with the first round matches. The men's singles final will be played on Sunday, June 21 starting at 1:30 PM, followed by the doubles final.

In addition to the sporting prestige, Queen's represents an excellent opportunity to familiarize with the conditions that players will encounter just a week later at Wimbledon. The speed of the court, low bounce, and the need to play a much more aggressive style make this tournament a key event on the calendar. Last year, it was Carlos Alcaraz who lifted the trophy after defeating Jiri Lehecka in the final with 7-5, 6-7(5), 6-2.

Seedings and Rafa Jódar's Schedule at ATP Queen's 2026

This year's edition presents a very particular draw. While the ATP 500 Halle has managed to attract a good part of the top 10 in the world, Queen's will have slightly less depth in the participation, which could create interesting opportunities. The withdrawals of Lorenzo Musetti and Luciano Darderi, both due to physical problems, notably alter the draw. Musetti is still recovering from his injury, while his compatriot will miss the tournament after undergoing tonsil surgery.

The eight seeds will be:

1. Alex de Miñaur (ATP nº6)
2. Jiri Lehecka (ATP nº12)
3. Jakub Mensik (ATP nº17)
4. Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (ATP nº22)
5. Rafa Jódar (ATP nº23)
6. Arthur Rinderknech (ATP nº24)
7. Francisco Cerúndolo (ATP nº27)
8. Tommy Paul (ATP nº28)

Jódar will start as the fifth seed, a recognition of the spectacular growth he has experienced in recent months. The Spaniard will play his first match between Monday the 15th and Tuesday the 16th of June once the draw is defined.

The big question will be to see how he adapts to a completely new surface for him. His power from the baseline, his aggressiveness with the forehand, and his evolution in serving bring optimism, although grass usually demands an adaptation period even from the world's best players.

Prize Money and Ranking Points at ATP Queen's 2026

ATP 500 Queen's will distribute a total of 2,583,330 euros in prizes and offer a significant number of ATP ranking points.

The distribution will be as follows:

• Champion: 483,145 euros and 500 ATP points.
• Runner-up: 259,940 euros and 330 points.
• Semifinalist: 138,530 euros and 200 points.
• Quarterfinalist: 70,775 euros and 100 points.
• Round of 16: 37,780 euros and 50 points.
• First round: 20,145 euros.

For Rafa Jódar, who is continuing to establish himself among the circuit's best, a good performance in London could enable him to climb further in the rankings and arrive at Wimbledon with an even more favorable classification.

Where to Watch Rafa Jódar Live at ATP Queen's 2026

The matches of the ATP 500 Queen's 2026 in which Rafa Jódar participates can be watched in Spain through Movistar+, either on one of its channels available to all subscribers like #Vamos or channel 7, or on one of its Movistar+ package channels, which requires an additional subscription. In Latin America, it will be broadcast on ESPN and Disney+, while the best option is the on-demand streaming provided by TennisTV, available in any country and on any device.

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