British tennis bosses on Friday shut out fans from qualifying rounds at the Queen’s club event, with no reason given.
Puzzled officials at the upmarket members-only club were left to handle the fallout after the Lawn Tennis Association made the oddball call.
“(The tournament) is fully owned and operated by the @the_LTA with Queen’s being the host venue.
“The LTA has advised that there will be no public access for Qualifying Weekend this year,” a statement read.
Speculation online ranged from pure spite to budgetary concerns in an economy suffering a longtime cost of living crisis and a weakening fiscal
position.
Main photo:- Rafa Nadal won Queens Club title back in 2008 by Karl Winter Fotosports International
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