HSBC Championships 2027: Emma Raducanu & Rafael Jodar confirmed for The Queen’s Club

British star and former US Open champion Raducanu will be looking to go one step further and claim the WTA 500 title next year, while Jodar will make his debut after a breakthrough season.

They will join two-time champion and former world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz, Wimbledon champion Linda Noskova, and US Open runner-up Ben Shelton at The Queen’s Club from 5-20 June.

Tickets for the HSBC Championships go on sale tomorrow (Tuesday 10 November) at 10:00.

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Raducanu returns to The Queen’s Club

Raducanu’s run at the HSBC Championships was one of the stories of the summer.

The British star produced some of the best tennis of her career to reach her first WTA 500 and grass court final without dropping a set.

The 23-year-old beat Kamilla Rakhimova and Iva Jovic in quarter and semi-final matches on the same day, before losing out to Donna Vekic in the final.

"Making the final of the HSBC Championships was a memorable moment in my career," she said.

"To do so in London with a home crowd behind me and at a special venue like Queens was an incredible experience. The atmosphere throughout the week was electric and hopefully we can create even more memorable moments together next summer."

Raducanu made two finals in the first half of the season, at the Transylvania Open and the HSBC Championships, as well as a quarter-final in Hobart and the third round at Indian Wells. An injury spell meant that she has missed the back half of the 2026 campaign, but with plenty of positive results from earlier in the season, she will be one to watch next year.

There’s no better place to watch Raducanu’s return to the grass court season than The Queen’s Club next summer.

Jodar set for HSBC Championships debut

Jodar has been one of the most exciting new names on the ATP Tour and has enjoyed a meteoric rise this season.

The 19-year-old started this year as the world No.165 and became the fastest player to ever reach the top-10 after making his debut.

"The HSBC Championships is one of those tournaments you dream of playing as a young player,” he said. “I'm excited to be part of such an iconic tournament next summer. The 2027 line-up for the HSBC Championships is already looking strong, but I’m ready to bring my best tennis and compete for the title.”

The young Spaniard spent one year at college before deciding to turn professional after the ATP Next Gen Finals last year. He started the 2026 season playing in ATP Challengers and Grand Slam qualifying at the Australian Open, before winning his first ATP title in Marrakech in March.

That kick-started a brilliant clay court swing, making the semi-finals in Barcelona, quarter-finals at ATP Masters 1000 events in Madrid and Rome, as well as a quarter-final appearance at Roland Garros.

He has since gone on to reach finals in Shanghai and Washington, as well as another semi-final in Canada.

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