Watch Queen’s Club Championships 2026 live streams, as Emma Raducanu, Alexandra Eala and Elena Rybakina headline the women’s action during the first week of the fortnight-long grass-court tournament from west London.
The biggest story of all, however, is Serena Williams’ comeback. The 23-time grand slam singles winner retired in 2022, but has accepted a doubles wildcard, for which the 44-year-old has teamed up with Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko, who’s in the midst of a breakthrough campaign in which she’s reached the world’s top 10.
Women’s tennis returned to Queen’s for the first time since 1973 last year, and although there was no British interest beyond the quarter-finals, Raducanu’s march to the last eight remains arguably the high point of her career, outside of her 2021 US Open victory.
Nobody’s in better form than Marta Kostyuk, who secured her first WTA 1000 title at the Madrid Open last month, before reaching the French Open semi-finals last weekend. Former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina had a blistering start to 2026 but has gone off the boil of late, while Amanda Anisimova hasn’t kicked on as she would have liked, after reaching the finals of both Wimbledon and the US Open last year.
Alexandra Eala is unseeded, but having reached the Eastbourne final a year ago, she could be a dark horse in West London this week. Next week, it’s the turn of the men as the warm-ups for Wimbledon continue.
Here’s how to watch Queen’s 2026 from anywhere in the world.
Yes. The 2026 Queen’s Club Championships are being shown on free-to-air BBC One and BBC Two in the UK, with live streaming available through BBC iPlayer.
Traveling abroad right now? You can use a VPN to watch Queen’s for free as if you were right at home.
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In the US, Queen’s Club Championships 2026 men’s and women’s tournaments are being shown on the Tennis Channel.
A Tennis Channel subscription costs $109.99/year or $11.99/month, but new subscribers can get their first year for $77 for a limited time.
Looking for an ‘over the top’ streaming option that carries hundreds of other channels? The Tennis Channel is also available on YouTube TV, Sling TV and Fubo. Both YouTube TV (21 days) and Fubo (10 days) come with free-trial options.
Outside the US for this tournament? Use NordVPN to unlock your stream of Queen’s 2026.
In the UK, the 2026 Queen’s Club Championships 2026 are free-to-air on BBC One and BBC Two, as well as via the BBC iPlayer streaming service.
All you need is an account, a TV license and a UK postcode (e.g.HA9 0WS). Sign up here!
If you’re out of the UK but still want to tune in, explore the VPN route set out above, which will help you access your accounts from anywhere.
In Australia, Queen’s Club Championships 2026 men’s and women’s tournaments are available on beIN Sports, which offers new users a 7-day FREE trial.
You can add beIN Sports to most pre-existing TV packages, or you can sign up as a separate subscription. It costs AU$14.99 month or AU$149 if you pay for a year up front, once that week-long trial ends.
In addition to Queen’s and other tennis tournaments, beIN Sports has the rights to loads of soccer and other sports, including La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Carabao Cup and EFL Championship football and rugby.
As part of a sub-licensing agreement with beIN, the WTA 500 women’s event only is also available on Stan Sport. A Stan Sport add-on costs AU$20 in addition to a Basic subscription that costs AU$12, and it will also show Wimbledon 2026 in a few weeks’ time.
Not in Australia right now? You can simply use a VPN like NordVPN to watch all the action on beIN Sports as if you were back home.
Queen’s Club Championships 2026 is available on TSN (men’s tournament) and DAZN (women’s tournament) in Canada.
To watch the WTA 500 tournament (8-14 June), you’ll need DAZN, with prices starting from CA$24.99/month.
For the men’s ATP 500 tournament (15-21 June), it’s TSN and the TSN+ streaming platform. It costs CA$8 per month or CA$80 per year
Visiting Canada from the UK? Use NordVPN to watch the tournament for free.
DAZN and Disney+, which carries ESPN content, are the Queen’s Club Championships 2026 TV rights holder in New Zealand.
For the men’s tournament, you can access Disney+ with a Standard subscription that costs from NZ$16.99 a month, with ads. Ad-free tiers are available at an extra cost.
For the women’s event, a DAZN subscription costs NZ$14.99 per month for an annual contract or NZ$23.99 for a flexible monthly pass.
Missing a match due to work commitments abroad? NordVPN will give you access to your home streaming service.
Queen’s Club Championships 2026 seeds
Women
1. Elena Rybakina
2. Amanda Anisimova
3. Victoria Mboko
4. Belinda Bencic
5. Marta Kostyuk
6. Iva Jovic
7. Sorana Cîrstea
8. Leylah Fernandez
Men
1. Alex de Minaur
2. Jiri Lehecka
3. Lorenzo Musetti
4. Jakub Mensík
5. Luciano Darderi
6. Valentin Vacherot
7. Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
8. Rafael Jodar
Recent Queen’s champions
Men’s champions
2025 – Carlos Alcaraz
2024 – Tommy Paul
2023 – Carlos Alcaraz
2022 – Matteo Berrettini
2021 – Matteo Berrettini
2019 – Feliciano Lopez
2018 – Marin Cilic
2017 – Feliciano Lopez
2016 – Andy Murray
Women’s champions
2025 – Tatjana Maria
1973 – Olga Morozova
1972 – Chris Evert
1971 – Margaret Court
1970 – Margaret Court
1969 – Ann Haydon-Jones
1968 – Ann Haydon-Jones & Nancy Richey
1967 – Nancy Richey
1966 – Francoise Durr
Day session
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Watch Queen’s Club Championships 2026 live streams, as Emma Raducanu, Alexandra Eala and Elena Rybakina headline the women’s action during the first week of the fortnight-long grass-court tournament from west London. The biggest story of all, however, is Serena Williams’ comeback. The 23-time grand slam singles winner retired in 2022,…
