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Masters 1000Madrid · Spain
The high-altitude Masters
MAD · ATP Masters 1000 archive
2002 — Today
Madrid Open
Modern clay-court tennis in the heart of Spain.
The Madrid Open brings elite tennis to the Spanish capital in one of the most distinctive settings on the ATP Tour. From the dramatic architecture of the Caja Mágica to its high-altitude clay courts, Madrid combines modern spectacle, Spanish tennis culture and Masters 1000 prestige.
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2002
CHAPTER I · THE CAPITAL
TENNIS IN THE HEART OF MADRID
Madrid entered the Masters stage with a bold identity of its own. From its indoor beginnings to the spectacle of the Caja Mágica, the Spanish capital has transformed elite tennis into one of the most distinctive experiences on the tour.
Tournament overview
Inside Madrid Open
The essential identity, setting and competitive characteristics of this Masters 1000 tournament.
Location
Madrid, Spain
The city and country connected to the tournament.
Venue
Caja M�gica
The principal setting and permanent home of the championship.
Court
Clay
The surface that shapes movement, rhythm and strategy.
Calendar
April and May
Its traditional position within the ATP season.
MAD
Tournament character
The modern capital of clay
The Madrid Open brings elite tennis to the Spanish capital in one of the most distinctive settings on the ATP Tour. From the dramatic architecture of the Caja Mágica to its high-altitude clay courts, Madrid combines modern spectacle, Spanish tennis culture and Masters 1000 prestige.
Tournament statement
“Where altitude changes the game.”
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Hall of Champions
The champions who defined Madrid Open.
A museum-style record of the champions, finalists and title leaders who shaped Madrid Open history.
2021–2026Archive span
6Editions played
5Different champions
5 titlesRafael Nadal
Championship matches
Recent finals
2026Final
6-1 6-2
2025Final
Runner-up
Jack Draper
🇬🇧 GBR
7-5, 3-6, 6-4
2024Final
Runner-up
Felix Auger-Aliassime
🇨🇦 CAN
4-6, 7-5, 7-5
2023Final
Runner-up
Jan-Lennard Struff
🇩🇪 GER
6-4, 3-6, 6-3
2022Final
Runner-up
Alexander Zverev
🇩🇪 GER
6-3, 6-1
2021Final
Runner-up
Matteo Berrettini
🇮🇹 ITA
6-7(8), 6-4, 6-3
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Tournament legends
Legends of Madrid Open
The champions whose repeat titles, defining runs and lasting records shaped the identity of Madrid Open.
ESPSpagna
01THE KING OF MADRID
Rafael Nadal
5
Titles
Championship years
2005 · 2010 · 2013 · 2014 · 2017
“Five Madrid crowns across three different versions of the tournament made Rafael Nadal the defining champion of its clay-court history.”
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SUISvizzera
02THE SWISS ICON
Roger Federer
3
Titles
Championship years
2006 · 2009 · 2012
“Roger Federer's three Madrid titles tell three different stories: triumph on indoor hard court, victory on the new clay of Caja Mágica, and another crown in the unique blue-clay edition.”
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SRBSerbia
03THE SERBIAN MASTER
Novak Djokovic
3
Titles
Championship years
2011 · 2016 · 2019
“Three Madrid titles across different eras underline Novak Djokovic's extraordinary adaptability, making him one of the defining champions of the Spanish capital.”
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GERGermany
04THE MADRID SPECIALIST
Alexander Zverev
2
Titles
Championship years
2018 · 2021
“Two Madrid titles in 2018 and 2021 established Alexander Zverev as one of the most successful champions of the Caja Mágica era.”
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ESPSpain
05THE HEIR TO MADRID
Carlos Alcaraz
2
Titles
Championship years
2022 · 2023
“Back-to-back Madrid titles in 2022 and 2023 established Carlos Alcaraz as the new Spanish force at Caja Mágica and one of the defining champions of Madrid's modern era.”
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GBRUnknown
06THE MASTER OF TWO SURFACES
Andy Murray
2
Titles
Championship years
2008 · 2015
“Andy Murray's Madrid titles came seven years apart and on two different surfaces, winning indoors on hard court in 2008 before conquering the Caja Mágica clay in 2015.”
Historical legend
2005–2017
CHAPTER II · THE KING
NADAL'S FIVE CROWNS
Rafael Nadal became the defining champion of Madrid, winning five titles across different eras of the tournament and turning the event in his home country into another essential chapter of his extraordinary career.
Tournament editions · Step 11.1
Selected editions from Madrid Open.
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24 recorded editions
Champions, finalists, scores and defining context. The same data model is ready to scale across every Masters 1000 tournament.
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2026
Men's singles final
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Champion
Jannik Sinner
ITA
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Alexander Zverev
GER
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Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-1 6-2
Caja M�gica
2025
2025
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
7-5, 3-6, 6-4
Caja M�gica
2024
2024
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
4-6, 7-5, 7-5
Caja M�gica
2023
2023
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-4, 3-6, 6-3
Caja M�gica
2022
2022
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-3, 6-1
Caja M�gica
2021
2021
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-7(8), 6-4, 6-3
Caja M�gica
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24 recorded editions · 2002—2026
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2002Archive origin
13Different champions
Tournament history
From 2002 to the modern era.
The evolution of Madrid Open, its venue and its role within the ATP Masters 1000 season.
Founded 2002
Historical profile
The story of Madrid Open
First held in 2002 as an indoor hard-court Masters event, Madrid entered a new era in 2009 when the tournament moved to the Caja Mágica and switched to outdoor clay. Rafael Nadal became its defining champion with five titles, while Federer, Djokovic, Murray, Zverev and Alcaraz each added memorable chapters to its history. From the experimental blue clay of 2012 to the emergence of a new generation, Madrid has developed one of the most distinctive identities on the Masters 1000 calendar.
Historical timeline
Defining milestones
Key stages in the evolution of Madrid Open.
THE BEGINNING
Madrid joins the elite tennis calendar, beginning its story as an indoor hard-court Masters event in the Spanish capital.
NADAL'S FIRST MADRID CROWN
Rafael Nadal completes an extraordinary five-set comeback to capture his first Madrid title and begin his record-setting relationship with the tournament.
THE CAJA MÁGICA ERA
The tournament moves to the Caja Mágica and transforms into a spring clay-court Masters, creating the modern identity of Madrid.
THE BLUE CLAY EXPERIMENT
Madrid stages one of the most distinctive editions in Masters history, replacing traditional red clay with the famous blue courts.
ALCARAZ TAKES MADRID
Carlos Alcaraz captures his first Madrid crown, defeating Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic during a remarkable run before winning the final.
SINNER'S MADRID CROWN
Jannik Sinner adds his name to Madrid's champions, defeating Alexander Zverev as a new generation takes centre stage at the Caja Mágica.
Iconic moments
Chapters that shaped the tournament
Selected milestones from the history of Madrid Open.
Moment 01
2002
Madrid Joins the Masters
Madrid enters the elite Masters calendar as an indoor hard-court tournament, beginning a new chapter for top-level tennis in the Spanish capital.
Moment 02
2005
Nadal's Epic Comeback
Rafael Nadal overturns a two-set deficit against Ivan Ljubicic in a dramatic five-set final, capturing his first Madrid crown in front of his home crowd.
Moment 03
2007
Nalbandian's Extraordinary Run
David Nalbandian completes a remarkable Madrid campaign by defeating Roger Federer in the final after also overcoming Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic during the tournament.
Moment 04
2009
A New Era at Caja Mágica
Madrid moves to the Caja Mágica and switches from indoor hard court to outdoor clay, creating the modern identity of the tournament.
Moment 05
2012
The Blue Clay Edition
Madrid turns blue for one unforgettable edition. Roger Federer adapts to the controversial surface and captures his third Madrid title.
Moment 06
2017
Nadal Claims Number Five
Rafael Nadal defeats Dominic Thiem to win his fifth Madrid title, extending his record as the tournament's most successful men's champion.
Moment 07
2022
Alcaraz Takes the Throne
Carlos Alcaraz defeats Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic on consecutive days before overcoming Alexander Zverev in the final, announcing a new Spanish era in Madrid.
Moment 08
2026
Sinner Conquers Madrid
Jannik Sinner defeats Alexander Zverev to capture the Madrid crown, adding another major chapter to the tournament's new generation.
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