Mutua Madrid Open is the most important tennis tournament in the capital, an official ATP and WTA competition that will be played until May 4 at the Caja Mágica. Tickets for all its matches are flying, you can buy them at Fever, its official point of sale.
Mutua Madrid Open is a top-level tournament in which great champions participate, from the top players in the ATP and WTA rankings to tennis players who are currently in lower positions but are historical winners of the tournament and, of course, many emerging stars who will be the cracks of the future.
Headliners: Zverev, Sabalenka, Swiatek… and the return of Djokovic
We woke up this Wednesday with the news of the absence of Alcaraz, who suffered an injury in the final of the Godó and, on medical advice, will not play in the Caja Mágica. However, great matches are still expected in the calendar, with players such as Andrey Rublev (who won this same tournament in 2024). The rest of the ATP “tops” such as Alexander Zverev (two-time winner of this tournament), Taylor Fritz or Novak Djokovic, who returns to the Madrid tournament, which he had not played since 2022, will not be missing either.
In the case of the WMA women’s line-up, all eyes are on the current world number 1 and 2: Aryna Sabalenka (winner of the trophy in 2023) and Iga Swiatek (winner of the trophy in 2024). However, some other high-level tennis players have already made a surprise, such as our most successful Spanish representative: Paula Badosa.
Along with all these figures, we will be able to enjoy the good game of emerging players such as Mirra Andreeva (17 years old) or Joao Fonseca (18 years old), who already know what it means to win WTA and ATP tournaments.
Mutua Madrid Open match schedule
We already know the schedules of the different matches of the Mutua Madrid Open. Here you will find this information in detail.
Preliminary and main draw matches will take place from Monday, April 21 to Sunday, April 27. The second week of the tournament will focus on the final phase, which will be distributed as follows:
Mutua Madrid Open ATP Finals (men’s tournament)
- Tuesday, April 29: Round of 16
- Wednesday, April 30: Quarterfinals
- Thursday, May 1st: Quarter-finals
- Friday, May 2: Semifinals
- Sunday, May 4: Final
Mutua Madrid Open WTA Finals (women’s tournament)
- Monday, April 28: Round of 16
- Tuesday, April 29th: Quarterfinals
- Wednesday, April 30: Quarter-finals
- Thursday, May 1: Semifinal 1
- Friday, May 2: Semifinal 2
- Saturday May 3rd: Final
All Mutua Madrid Open matches will be played on the different courts of the Caja Mágica, being its two largest stadiums, Manolo Santana and Arantxa Sánchez Vicario, the venues for the main matches.
Mutua Madrid Open ticket types
All tickets for the tournament matches give us access to the common areas of the stadium, but there are more. In addition to the basic mode, Platinum and Sky tickets are now on sale.
Platinum tickets offer seats in the first two rows of the East Side of the Manolo Santana Stadium and access to the Lounge Area located in the Commercial Street on floor -2. A dream for tennis lovers who do not want to miss a single detail of the matches of Badosa and the rest of the stars.
Meanwhile, the Skyseats are the ones that lovers of heights will prefer: this ticket offers the last rows of the East Side in the Manolo Santana Stadium with access to the Sky area where, in addition to tennis, you can enjoy an exclusive area of restoration and networking. This option is ideal if you are looking for a VIP experience.
How to get to Caja Mágica
Fortunately, there are many ways to get to Caja Mágica, the venue of the Mutua Madrid Open 2025. Bus, metro, private transport… In this article we tell you about all the transportation options you have.
More curiosities about the Mutua Madrid Open
Do you love tennis and need to know more? Here we leave you with several articles with curiosities about the tournament:
