ATP Tour and WTA 2025 Schedule of Play for Monday June 16: Queen’s Club, Halle, Berlin and Nottingham
Your Daily Schedule of Play: June 16–22, 2025 – Grass Court Tennis in Full Swing
LINK: ATP Tour Queen’s Club Schedule | ATP Tour Halle Schedule | WTA Berlin Schedule | WTA Nottingham Schedule
As the grass court season hits its stride, four marquee events will dominate the tennis calendar from June 16 to 22. Across the ATP Tour and WTA events London, Halle, Berlin, and Nottingham, the world’s top players will be fine-tuning their form ahead of Wimbledon. Below is a complete daily schedule of play for all four events—Queen’s Club, Halle, Berlin, and Nottingham—so you don’t miss a moment of the action.
Day 1 – June 16, 2025
Opening Day | First Round Matches Begin
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Queen’s Club (London): First Round Singles & Doubles
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Halle (Germany): First Round Singles & Doubles
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Berlin (WTA 500): First Round Singles & Doubles
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Nottingham (WTA 250): First Round Singles & Doubles
Look for early matchups featuring seeded players taking on wildcards and qualifiers. A great day for upsets.
Day 2 – June 17, 2025
First Round Action Continues
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Queen’s Club: Completion of First Round Singles, Select Doubles Matches
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Halle: Completion of First Round Singles, Doubles Kickoff
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Berlin: Key Singles Debuts from Top Seeds
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Nottingham: First Round Finishes, Second Round Begins
Expect marquee names like Alcaraz, Sinner, Gauff, and Sabalenka to make their tournament debuts.
Day 3 – June 18, 2025
Second Round in Full Swing
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Queen’s Club: Second Round Singles & Doubles
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Halle: Second Round Singles, Mixed Doubles Practice Begins
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Berlin: Second Round Singles, Doubles Quarterfinals Start
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Nottingham: Second Round Matches Continue, Evening Feature Matches
This is where form starts to matter. Momentum builds and seeded players start facing stiffer competition.
Day 4 – June 19, 2025
Quarterfinal Spots Up for Grabs
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Queen’s Club: Second Round Wraps, Doubles Quarterfinals
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Halle: Singles Round of 16, Doubles in Full Swing
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Berlin: Singles Quarterfinal Qualification Day
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Nottingham: Final Second Round Matches, Quarterfinal Night Session
Eyes will be on Zverev, Fritz, Rybakina, and Kvitova as the intensity ramps up.
Day 5 – June 20, 2025
Quarterfinal Friday
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Queen’s Club: Singles & Doubles Quarterfinals
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Halle: Quarterfinal Day, Back-to-Back Blockbusters
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Berlin: All Quarterfinal Matches Scheduled
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Nottingham: Final Eight Face Off, Doubles Semifinals
Expect thrilling three-setters and clutch tiebreaks. Championship contenders emerge here.
Day 6 – June 21, 2025
Semifinal Saturday
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Queen’s Club: Singles Semifinals, Doubles Semifinals
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Halle: Singles Semifinals with Potential Sinner vs. Medvedev or Rublev Showdowns
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Berlin: Singles Semifinals, High-Stakes Doubles Battles
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Nottingham: Singles Semifinals, British Wildcards Could Shine
With a trip to the final on the line, look for high-risk tennis and all-out aggression.
Day 7 – June 22, 2025
Championship Sunday
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Queen’s Club: Singles Final, Doubles Final
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Halle: Singles Final, Doubles Final
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Berlin: Singles Final (Premier WTA Showdown), Doubles Final
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Nottingham: Singles Final, Doubles Trophy Match
Grass court trophies will be lifted as players wrap up their final tune-ups before heading to the All England Club.
Don’t Miss a Moment
Whether it’s Carlos Alcaraz chasing a second Queen’s title, Aryna Sabalenka battling the Berlin field, or Petra Kvitova rolling back the years in Nottingham, this week delivers daily drama at the heart of the grass season. Be sure to check local broadcasters or tournament websites for live match times and court assignments.
Stay tuned—this is the week where Wimbledon form takes shape.
