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Stella Artois Championships Information

The Queen's Club Championships is an annual tournament for men tennis players and is held on grass courts at the Queen's Club in London. The event is an International Series tournament on the Association of Tennis Professionals Tour. Its sponsored name is currently the Stella Artois Championships.

The Queen's Club Championships are held every year in June in the week following the French Open. Grass courts are the least common playing surface for top level events on the ATP Tour. The 2006 schedule has involved only four grass court tournaments in the run up to Wimbledon. Alongside Queen's there is the Halle Open, and also other events in Nottingham and 's- Hertogenbosch. A further tournament is played on grass in Rhode Island in the US, in the week immediately after Wimbledon. Many tennis fans consider the Queen's Club Championships to be the second-most prestigious grass court tournament in the world after Wimbledon – history playing an important part in this reputation, as well as the fact that the tournament enjoys full live coverage on BBC TV in the UK. Through this coverage the tournament is able to capture the public imagination in the UK more than the less publicised Nottingham, and the event has a great reputation for helping to produce Wimbledon champions. However despite the repuatation of Queen's, Roger Federer, the most dominant of grass court players in recent years, has generally preferred to play in Halle as his warm up for Wimbledon.