The Halle Open has been a nail-biting tournament so far, with the action coming to an end at the OWL arena this afternoon, just over a week before the start of Wimbledon.

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World No.1 Daniil Medvedev will take on World No.12 Hubert Hurkacz, with both looking to secure that early title in this year's Summer grass-court season.

Medvedev's place in the Halle final is particularly of note as he banned from participating at this year's Wimbledon tournament by the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) due to his Russian nationality.

Other memorable moments during this Halle Open have included Australian Nick Kyrgios, known for his hot-tempered and out-spoken performances, reaching the semi-finals, where he lost out to Hurkacz.

The Halle Open is a traditional pre-Wimbledon tournament, in which big-name players aim to build their form on grass ahead of the summer Grand Slam.

RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Halle Open 2022 tennis tournament.

When is the Halle Open 2022?

The tournament kicked off on Monday 13th June 2022.

The men's tournament will draw to a close with the final on Sunday 19th June 2022.

How to watch and live stream Halle Open 2022 in the UK

You can tune in to watch the entire tournament unfold live on Amazon Prime Video. Sign up for a free trial now and soak up some of the finest tennis action around.

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Halle Open 2022 schedule

ATP Men's Singles (500)

  • Round of 32: Monday 13th – Tuesday 14th June
  • Round of 16: Wednesday 15th – Thursday 16th June
  • Quarter-finals: Friday 17th June
  • Semi-finals: Saturday 18th June
  • Final: Sunday 19th June

Where is the Halle Open 2022 held?

The tournament is held at OWL Arena in Halle, Germany.

It's the 29th edition of the competition with the 12,300-capacity arena playing host to a number of European superstars over the years as they prepare for Wimbledon.

If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide, or visit our dedicated hub for more Sports news.

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