Andrey Rublev, Holger Rune and Casper Ruud will all be chasing a season-ending boost when they bid for glory at the first ever UTS Grand Final in London.

The trio lead a strong eight-man field for the culmination to the 2023 season, which has seen the innovative, fast-paced competition visit both Los Angeles and Frankfurt.

The eight men will be split in two groups for the three-day event, which begins at London’s Excel Centre on December 15.

Rublev favourite for title after Frankfurt win

Rublev, (“Rublo”) and Ruud (“The Ice Man”) will join Diego “El Peque” Schwartzman and Benoit “The Rebel” Paire in one group. Casper “The Viking” Ruud, Jack “The Power” Draper, Alexander “The Bublk Enemy” Bublik and Gael “La Monf” Monfils will battle it out in the other. The top two in each group will then advance to the Final Four.

The overall winner will become UTS champion for 2023. Each match will be played in four quarters, lasting eight minutes each, with one serve only and 15 seconds between points.

Rublev will be favourite for the title, having won in Frankfurt, where he beat Grigor Dimitrov in the final.