Andy Roddick and Nicolas Mahut at the Queen's final

The final pair became known this afternoon, the Queen's Club final will be between Andy Roddick and Nicolas Mahut.

Andy Roddick and Nicolas Mahut at the Queen's final The three-time champion Andy Roddick will play his fourth Queen's final against the French tennis player Nicolas Mahut.

Roddick took an unquestionable victory over Dmitry Tursunov with straight sets, taking advantage of the mistakes made by the Russian player. The 6-4 7-5 victory of the American was delayed for three hours due to rain. The second-seeded Andy Roddick has won three consecutive titles in 2003, 2004 and 2005 and if he wins the Queen's Club final he will equal the record for the most singles titles in the Wimbledon warm-up.

Nicolas Mahut won his match against Arnaud Clement 6-3 7-6, a game which had guaranteed France a representative at the final. Earlier at the quarter-finals Mahut sent the top seed Rafael Nadal home, turning into an overnight sensation at the Artois Championships. This will be the first career ATP final for Nicolas Mahut.

We looked at the odds offered at the British online bookmakers, and the best were found at Bet365 online. The bookie has the odds on Andy Roddick to win the Stella Artois Championships at only 1.16 (1/6), clearly the favorite to win the final. Nicolas Mahut, who was off the sportsbooks' radar at the beginning of the Championship now has the odds on winning the Queen's final at 4.50 (7/2).

The final of the Queen's Club will start on Sunday at 13:00pm local time.

Published on 06/16/2007