2022: Month in Sport

June

Roland Garros

22nd May – 5th June

PGA Tour

Memorial Tournament Presented by Workday
2nd – 5th June

ICC Pathways

Men’s CWC League 2
8th – 15th June

UFC 275

Teixeira vs Prochazka
11th June

NASCAR

Ally 400
26th June

Wimbledon

27th June – 10th July

Football

Title Matches Key Match Date
MLS 37 Philadelphia vs New York City 26th June
Swedish Allsvenskan 8 Hammarbuy vs Hacken 26th June
Belarusian Premier League 18 Dinamo Minsk vs Slutsk 18th June

Having just wrapped up its third month, the 2022 MLS season is well underway. Philadelphia and LAFC are currently sitting at the top of the standings but with another 37 matches coming up throughout the month, this could easily change. Also sitting at the top are New York City, who have consistently been one of the best teams in the league so far, with a series of recent clean sheet wins positioning them as ones to watch throughout the rest of the season.

Tennis

League Tournaments Date
Roland Garros 22nd May – 5th June
Wimbledon 27th June – 10th July
ATP 500 2 tournaments inc. Cinch Championships 13th – 19th June
ATP 250 4 tournament inc. Mallorca Championships 19th – 25th June
UTR 22 tournaments

June is a momentous month in the tennis calendar with both the end of the French Open and the beginning of Wimbledon. Two grand slams in a month puts the pressure on players, but it doesn’t stop them putting on a great spectacle of tennis. So far in Roland Garros, fan favourites Iga Swiatek and Carlos Alcaraz are continuing their winning streaks, and the usual suspects Nadal, Djokovic and Medvedev are also off to a great start. Despite Wimbledon’s recent announcement to drop ranking points, the charm of the Championships will no doubt bring some great tennis and entertainment for fans.

Golf

Tour Events Date
PGA Tour 4 events inc. the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday 2nd – 5th June
DP World Tour 4 events inc. Horizon Irish Open 30th June – 3rd July
LPGA Tour 2 events inc. ShopRite LPGA Classic presented by Acer

This month sees more great action on the golf course, particularly as the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday gets underway from 2nd June at Muirfield Village Golf Club. One of only five invitational tournaments on the PGA Tour, the event will see an array of golf’s greatest including four-time major champion, Rory McIlroy, defending champion Patrick Cantlay and last year’s runner-up, Colin Morikawa all taking to the green.

UFC

Event Key Fight Date
UFC Fight Night Volkov vs Rozenstruik 4th June
UFC 275 Teixeira vs Prochazka 11th June
UFC Fight Night Kattar vs Emmett 18th June

UFC heads to Singapore for the upcoming UFC 275. The night is headlined by the Light Heavyweight Championship bout between Glover Teixeira and Jiri Prochazka and also features a second title fight in the Women’s Flyweight bout, as Valentina Shevchenko takes on Talia Santos in a bid to defend her title for the seventh time. As the event also features the opening round of Road to UFC, where Asia’s top UFC prospects fight it out for the right to sign a UFC contract, there will be no shortage of action for fans to engage with.

Cricket

Event No. of Matches Key Match Date
Zimbabwe Home Series 17 Zimbabwe vs Afghanistan ODI 12th – 27th June
ICC Pathway Events 9 ICC Men’s CWC League 2 8th – 15th June
Sri Lanka Home Series 10 Sri Lanka vs Australia ODI 14th – 24th June

The ICC Pathway Events bring another 9 matches across June. The Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 continues throughout the month as teams battle it out to be one of the top three teams to progress into the Qualifiers. Oman have already secured the top spot and their place in the Qualifiers, and Scotland and the United Arab Emirates are sitting in pole position to take the next two available places. They face each other again on June 3rd and both will be looking to secure the win to strengthen their chances of qualification.

NASCAR

Race Date
Enjoy Illinois 300 presented by TicketSmarter 5th June
Toyota / Save Mart 350 12th June
Ally 400 26th June

The Ally 400 race returns to the NASCAR calendar after its debut last year at Nashville Superspeedway. It is the first Cup event in the Nashville area since 1984 and as the largest concrete-only track in NASCAR, teams will face a new challenge when racing 300 laps of the 1.33mile course. Kyle Larson took the trophy at the inaugural event last year and will no doubt be looking to defend his title later on in the month.