Mallorca Championships 2026, Spain - ATP 250

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DATE: June 21 - June 27, 2026
SURFACE: Grass
TOTAL FINANCIAL COMMITMENT: €612,620
FIELD SIZE: 28
2025 CHAMPION: Tallon Griekspoor

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Mallorca Championships

The Mallorca Championships has quickly established itself as one of the most attractive events of the grass-court season. Debuting on the ATP Tour in 2021, the tournament marked the return of top-level men's tennis to Mallorca for the first time since 2002 and made history as the first ATP Tour grass-court event ever held in Spain.

Played at the stunning Mallorca Country Club, the tournament offers a unique combination of world-class tennis and Mediterranean scenery. The venue's immaculate grass courts provide players with one final opportunity to fine-tune their games before Wimbledon, while the island setting creates a relaxed and distinctive atmosphere unlike any other stop on the ATP Tour.



Despite its relatively short history, the event has already attracted some of the sport's biggest names. Champions such as Daniil Medvedev and Stefanos Tsitsipas have lifted the trophy, while Tallon Griekspoor claimed the title in 2025. The quick grass courts reward aggressive serving, attacking play, and confident movement, often producing entertaining and closely contested matches.

Combining elite tennis with a holiday-island atmosphere, the Mallorca Championships have rapidly become one of the most distinctive and popular events of the pre-Wimbledon swing.

About Mallorca

Mallorca is the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands and one of the Mediterranean's most celebrated destinations. Known for its spectacular coastline, crystal-clear waters, picturesque villages, and dramatic mountain scenery, the island attracts millions of visitors each year from around the world.

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The island's capital, Palma de Mallorca, is home to the magnificent La Seu Cathedral, elegant waterfront promenades, and a vibrant old town filled with historic architecture, restaurants, and cafés. Beyond the city, Mallorca offers everything from secluded coves and golden beaches to the rugged peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape.

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Mallorca also occupies a special place in the tennis world as the home island of Rafael Nadal, whose success helped inspire generations of Spanish players and contributed to the island's strong sporting identity.

During tournament week, visitors can enjoy a rare combination of world-class sport and Mediterranean relaxation. Sunshine, sea views, and a laid-back atmosphere provide a perfect backdrop for one of the ATP Tour's most scenic events, making Mallorca a unique and memorable stop on the road to Wimbledon.

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I cant see Nick K doing any damage on the grass due to his ongoing injuries, he has a wild card into Wimbledon doubles this I feel will be his last Wimbledon, if he does play Wimbledon doubles, wont surprise me if he withdraws
 
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Chk'n the draw, it appears there's been a bloodbath as top seeds were KO'd out convincingly by WC's & Quaifiers! WTF's happened to Tsitsipas? :facepalm:
That once vaunted backhand seems a bit of a liability these days. I know he's had back problems so probably a connection there.
 
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That once vaunted backhand seems a bit of a liability these days. I know he's had back problems so probably a connection there.
Please his ranking has fallen now #88 he needed to get rid of his dad, he had a chance with Goran Ivanisevic who told him to get fit before he started coaching him, and get his back injury healed, poor baby didnt like the truth and sacked him within a week, he has this big problem of "entitlement" his bhand and bhand slice Sucks and his dad and the other coaches he has had, did nothing to improve either one.
I havent any time for him full stop he is his own worst enemy, at least he stays off social media full time now, a blessing!
 
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Mallorca Quarter Finals

Davidovich Fokina d. Dimitorv 6/3 6/3
Borges d. Darderi 7/6 6/4
Quinn d. Kopriva 5/7 7/5 6/3
Marozsan d. Kecmanovic 6/4 6/3

 
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My goodness do I Dare to Dream that this could be Foki's first ATP tour win after reaching 5 finals before only to lose!
I remember only to well Moxie and I used to hold hands together when he reached a final, after playing well to reach the final, our dreams along with Foki came back shattering to earth with a bang when he lost,
Okay time to bring out my big guns, my newly rosary beads blessed by Pope Leo, who happens to be a big fan of tennis

Vamos Foki, ( I am certain Moxie/Susan will be looking down from Heaven)

Yes! the power of prayer and my rosary beads has helped Foki to his first ATP title win, well done I will watch the highlights of the match later and I know Moxie will be smiling down from above!
 
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