They Don't Call It Queen's Club for Nothing!

Love the Pride love on display at the ATP events in London and Halle this week. Full report BELOW.

Forgive my crappy photos off the TV screen, but I couldn't help but smile when I saw the Gay Pride flag/triangle on the umpire's chair at Queen's Club in London today, during the Alcaraz vs. Dimitrov match. 

And as if that's not enough to get your Pride weekend going, wait'll you see the three German hunks giving LGBT people a shoutout in Halle, Germany:

First up is Andreas Mies, who played tennis here in the states for Auburn. Andy is big sweetheart, always responding warmly to any sort of LGBT attention he receives.

I'll bet we have the two-time Roland Garros doubles champ to thank for getting both 6-foot-4 Yannick Hanfmann (above) and Tim Pütz (below), who plays with Andy's former partner (Kevin Krawietz), to join in on the fun! 

Tennis is for everyone! From HERE. 

And in case you missed it, Sebastián Fest tries to figure out why there are no known gay tennis players on the ATP tour HERE.