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Andy Murray Arena welcomes the likes of Zheng Qinwen, Madison Keys plus home favorites Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu to kick off the grass season.

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For the first time in over 50 years, London’s Queen’s Club has expanded its tournament doors for the WTA.

Recent Roland Garros quarterfinalists Zheng Qinwen and Madison Keys are going green at the HSBC Championships as the top two seeds of the 500-level draw.

The newly-minted Andy Murray Arena is also hosting Great Britain’s top-three ranked women. Katie Boulter, Emma Raducanu and Sonay Kartal have all earned their way into the second round thus far.

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Across the North Sea, Taylor Fritz kicked off his grass season by playing his first doubles tournament since October 2024.

Teaming up with Jiri Lehecka in Stuttgart, Germany, the two closed out a 10-4 match tiebreak after splitting sets with Hendrik Jebens and Albano Olivetti.

While Fritz’s last doubles appearance was at the ATP Masters 1000 Paris, his last doubles win was a month prior at Laver Cup with Team World partner Ben Shelton.

Fritz, Lehecka and Shelton are in the singles draw, along with Americans Brandon Nakashima and Learner Tien, who battled through their first-round matches only to meet each other in the second.

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Top seed Alexander Zverev is enjoying the biggest homecoming, however. Locals are set to welcome their nation's highest-ranked player to Stuttgart for the first time in six years amidst criticism from former German star Borris Becker.

At the ATP and WTA 250 Libema Open in s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, Americans Danielle Collins and Nishesh Basavareddy were dealt early exits while Bernarda Pera and Ann Li progressed. Mackenzie McDonald joined top seed Daniil Medvedev in the second round.

Second-round action from Stuttgart, London and s-Hertogenbosch is streaming live on the Tennis Channel app.

Plus, Tennis Channel subscribers can relive Roland Garros with on-demand replays of every match, from Novak’s 100th career-win to Gauff’s first Roland Garros title to the historic final between Sinner and Alcaraz.