US Open finalist Daniil Medvedev and ATP Finals champion Stefanos Tsitsipas have committed to Queen's Club.

The Top 10 stars will join defending champion Feliciano Lopez at the Fever-Tree Championships on the grass courts of Queen's Club in June.

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Andy Murray, who has a career-long commitment to play in the LTA summer grass court event at The Queen's Club, and won doubles with Lopez last year, also hopes to be fit in time to compete for a record sixth singles title.

The 38-year-old Lopez stunned even himself by winning the singles title for a second time last year, and then backed it up partnering Murray for doubles glory only a couple of hours later.

For Murray, the Fever-Tree Championships has been the most successful tournament of a glittering career that began with a first ATP match victory back at The Queen’s Club in 2005, and led to singles titles in 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2016. He made an extraordinary comeback from hip surgery at the tournament last year, winning the doubles with Lopez and the singles title in Antwerp in October, but then suffered a pelvic injury that has so far prevented him from playing in 2020.

"The last six months have been incredible for me, a real breakthrough, and now I want to try to do the same on grass," Medvedev said in a statement. "The Fever-Tree Championships at The Queen’s Club is a great event with perfect grass courts, and I am looking forward to playing there ahead of Wimbledon."

The 2020 edition of the Fever-Tree Championships will take place June 15th-21st. Tickets will go on sale tomorrow morning at 10 am at www.fevertreechampionships.com.

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