How to watch Matteo Berrettini vs Filip Krajinovic at Queen’s and Daniil Medvedev vs Hubert Hurkacz at Halle
Two big ATP Tour grass-court singles finals take place on Sunday with Matteo Berrettini up against Filip Krajinovic at the Queen’s Club Championships while over in Germany Daniil Medvedev takes on Hubert Hurkacz.
Berrettini is one win away from successfully defending his Cinch Championships title at Queen’s after defeating Botic van de Zandschulp from the Netherlands in two sets.
Krajinovic, meanwhile, got the better of seventh seed Marin Cilic to reach a fourth ATP Tour singles final, but he will be hoping it is fifth time lucky on Sunday as he is still looking for his first title.
How to watch Matteo Berrettini vs Filip Krajinovic in 2022 Queen’s Club Championships final
The Queen’s Club Championships final on Centre Court get underway at 13:30 (BST) on Sunday and BBC One, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Red Button will screen the action for FREE.
Amazon Prime Video is also broadcasting the Queen’s Club Championship through their subscription streaming service and they offer new users a FREE 30-day Amazon Prime trial.
Viewers in the United States will get coverage through Tennis Channel and worldwide subscription service Tennis TV is the go-to place for ATP Tour events.
Halle Open
Over at the Gerry Weber Stadion, world No 1 Daniil Medvedev made it two ATP singles finals in two weeks as he got the better of local hope Oscar Otte in the last four reach the Halle Open final.
He will face fifth seed Hubert Hurkacz after the Pole defeated the eccentric Nick Kyrgios in three tight sets.
How to watch Daniil Medvedev vs Hubert Hurkacz in the 2022 Halle Open final
Global streaming services Tennis TV and Amazon Prime Video Viewers will bring you the Halle Open to your laptop/desktop/smart TV.
Check your local TV listings if you are outside of the UK for alternative broadcast options.
The final will get underway at 14:00 (BST).
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