What Frances Tiafoe thinks of women who play Queen’s this year before the male tournament.

The German had to beat a few big names to win the title of the Queen, including the Champion of the Austral Open, Madison Keys, before beating another American Amanda Anisimova in the championship match.

After the conclusion of the female tournament in Queen’s, it is now the round of men and the world number 13 that Frances Tiafoe made his verdict on what he thinks of the WTA playing on the courts before the ATP event.

What Frances Tiafoe thinks of women playing Queen’s this year

One of the great subjects of discussion surrounding men and women who both play in Queen’s is the way short, the grass deteriorating over time.

While some would see it as a negative thing, the former British number two Naomi Broady revealed that Tiafoe had told him that he was happy that women played first because he thinks that it could prevent the surface from being so slippery when the ATP tournament begins.

“I came across Frances Tiafoe who was looking at the female final earlier and I asked him what the grass looked like, because of course, it is a live surface, so to have consecutive tournaments, I was completely curious about what men feel,” said Broady on the broadcast of the Podcast of Tennis on Tennis Channel.

“Frances actually says that it prefers it, because the grass is of course known to be quite slippery behind the basic line in the first two days because it plays it, so women have somehow does this work for men. So, I think we will see the fingers crossed less shifts and falls.”

Grass grounds being more exhausted is something that is often seen in the second week of Wimbledon, a place where Tiafoe will seek to reach.

The Potential Course of Frances Tiafoe to the title of the Queen’s Club championships

This is the first tournament for Tiafoe since he reached the quarter -finals of Roland Garros for the first time.

It will be his seventh main appearance at the Queen’s Club championships, where he is twice by quarter finalist.

Tiafoe is the seventh seeded of this year’s tournament and will play the British Joker Dan Evans in the first round.

The great service Giovanni Mpeshi Perricard could be a potential match of the second round for Tiafoe, before he could then face some of his head comrades.

The second seeded and the British number one Jack Draper could be Tiafoe’s opponent if he reached the quarter -final, with Carlos Alcaraz, Taylor Fritz and Alex de Minaur some of the other players he could appear further in the tournament.

Tiafoe will play Evans in her first round match on Monday, June 16, during a 10th meeting between the pair.

The American leads his head to head 6-3, but never played a match against Evans on the grass before.