Robson ‘honoured’ to bring women’s game back to Queen’s

Laura Robson, the former British number one, expressed her gratitude and excitement at being able to bring women’s tennis back to Queen’s Club in London.

Robson, who is a Wimbledon junior champion, will be competing in the women’s event at the prestigious Queen’s tournament for the first time since its return.

“It’s an honour to be a part of history and to help showcase the talented women players on this stage,” Robson said in a statement.

The Queen’s tournament, traditionally a men’s only event, has decided to include a women’s competition this year, marking a significant step towards gender equality in tennis.

Robson, who has been working hard to make her comeback to the professional tour after battling injuries, sees this as a great opportunity to showcase her skills and inspire young girls.

“I hope that by playing in this tournament, I can show young girls that they can achieve anything they set their minds to,” Robson added.

The inclusion of the women’s event at Queen’s has been welcomed by players and fans alike, with many seeing it as a positive step towards more gender-inclusive tournaments in the future.

Robson’s participation in the event has generated a lot of buzz and excitement, with many looking forward to seeing her compete against some of the best players in the world.

“I am thrilled to be a part of this historic moment and cannot wait to step out onto the court at Queen’s Club,” Robson said.

The addition of the women’s tournament at Queen’s is a testament to the growing popularity and recognition of women’s tennis, and Robson is proud to be a part of this milestone event.