With Wimbledon 2022 just around the corner some players earned some crucial points and regained much needed form with Berrettini and Murray making the final of Stuttgart and Van Rijthoven shocking Medvedev in Holland. Who will be ready for Wimbledon in a few weeks?

Queens Club Championships 2022 official men's draw is out now. This event in London, England will feature some of the best players in the world including Andy Murray, Matteo Berrettini, Casper Ruud and Denis Shapovalov.

Halle Open 2022 official men's draw is out now. This event in Halle, Germany will feature some of the best players in the world including Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Hubert Hurkacz, Andrey Rublev and Nick Kyrgios.

Some big names have withdrawn from Wimbledon 2022 due to injuries and the Russian/Belarussian ban that's been implemented including Federer, Sabalenka, Medvedev, Rublev, Azarenka and Svitolina. Who will challenge for the third slam of the year with these names missing?

Iga Swiatek has withdrawn from a key warmup event in Berlin next week due to a shoulder injury she has sustained over her win streak. She is resting before playing Wimbledon 2022 but will this hurt her chances not having any grass court matches leading into the third slam?

Rafael Nadal has gone in for treatment on his foot as he tries everything to get ready for Wimbledon 2022 in a few weeks. He has undergone pulsed radiofrequency stimulation treatment to get his foot right and refuses to play with a numb foot as he did at the French Open 2022. Will he play Wimbledon?

Some big names have withdrawn from key warmup events heading into Wimbledon 2022. Swiatek, Alcaraz, Raducanu will all be heading to Wimbledon without a warmup after pulling out of events next week. Will this hurt them at the third slam of the year?

Rafael Nadal is still considering playing Wimbledon 2022 only if his foot allows him to play. He played the French Open 2022 with injections in his foot that numbed all pain in order to win his 22nd title but does not want to rely on that again. Will he play?

Emma Raducanu has retired from the Nottingham Open 2022 due to a side strain injury suffered early in the match. This is her third retirement this year and just weeks from Wimbledon she is in doubt to play her home slam!

After a crazy two weeks of tennis at Roland Garros 2022 the power rankings have changed dramatically with new faces entering the Top 20 and a change at the top. Who will be number one this week?