The Madrid Open is set to kick off with a bang as top tennis players from around the world gear up to compete for the prestigious title. The tournament, which will be broadcast exclusively live on Sky Sports Tennis, promises to be an exciting event filled with thrilling matches and intense competition.
Defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka will be looking to retain their titles as they face tough competition from a talented field of players. Alcaraz, who has won the men’s singles title for the past two years, will be aiming for a ‘three-peat’ as he takes on some of the best players in the world.
The tournament will feature a mix of singles and doubles matches, with an innovative trial introducing more Singles vs. Doubles action. The schedule has been streamlined to provide a simpler and sharper experience for fans and players, with reduced shot clocks and quicker changeovers to accelerate the pace of play.
The Madrid Open will take place at the iconic Caja Magica (Magic Box) at the Manzanares Park Tennis Centre, which has been the home of the tournament since 2009. With three courts all equipped with retractable roofs and a total capacity of over 17,000 seats, the venue promises to provide a thrilling atmosphere for players and fans alike.
Tennis fans can catch all the action live on Sky Sports Tennis, with coverage starting on April 23 and running through to the finals on May 4 and 5. With over 4,000 matches from more than 80 tournaments a year on the ATP and WTA Tours, Sky Sports is the ultimate destination for tennis enthusiasts looking to stay up to date with all the latest action.