HSBC Championships Quarterfinals Preview: Alcaraz, Draper, Rune Headline Action in London

The 2025 HSBC Championships in London, England, moves into a thrilling quarterfinal stage today, with four exciting matchups on the grass courts. Fans can look forward to high-stakes clashes featuring home favorite Jack Draper, world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz, and Danish star Holger Rune. As Wimbledon looms, every match is a chance for fine-tuning on grass—and possibly a breakout performance.

🎾 Quarterfinal Matches – Schedule, Matchups & Win Probabilities

🕟 Match 1: 4:30 PM (Local Time)

🇨🇿 Jiri Lehecka vs 🇬🇧 Jacob Fearnley
Win Probability: Lehecka – 64.2%

Czech powerhouse Jiri Lehecka faces Britain’s own Jacob Fearnley, who has enjoyed a strong run so far. Lehecka, known for his powerful groundstrokes and composed play, enters this match as the favorite. Fearnley, backed by the home crowd, will look to cause an upset with aggressive net play and confident serving.

🕕 Match 2: 6:00 PM

🇺🇸 Brandon Nakashima vs 🇬🇧 Jack Draper [2]
Win Probability: Draper – 77.8%

British No. 2 seed Jack Draper is expected to dominate this clash against Brandon Nakashima. Draper’s big serve, home-court advantage, and recent strong performances on grass make him the heavy favorite. Nakashima will need to raise his level and stay sharp in rallies to stay competitive.

🕖 Match 3: 7:10 PM

🇪🇸 Carlos Alcaraz [1] vs 🇫🇷 Arthur Rinderknech
Win Probability: Alcaraz – 88.1%

Top seed and defending Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz is back in action, and his matchup against Arthur Rinderknech is expected to be one-sided. With a commanding 88.1% win probability, Alcaraz looks to continue his flawless transition to grass after a deep Roland Garros run. Rinderknech will have to serve impeccably to keep up with Alcaraz’s all-court brilliance.

🕗 Match 4: 8:20 PM

🇩🇰 Holger Rune [4] vs 🇪🇸 Roberto Bautista Agut
Win Probability: Rune – 72.1%

Danish sensation Holger Rune faces Spanish veteran Roberto Bautista Agut in the nightcap. Rune’s athleticism and flair give him the edge, but Bautista Agut’s consistency and experience on grass could test the young Dane. Expect a tactical battle with long, grinding rallies.

With some of the ATP’s brightest stars and local favorites in action, today’s quarterfinals at the HSBC Championships promise electric tennis and crucial preparation for Wimbledon 2025. Don’t miss a moment of this grass-court showcase!