Mutua Madrid Open 2025, one of the must-attend events for tennis lovers, kicked off on Monday, April 21 with the promise of another year of exciting matches from day one until the end of the tournament on May 4. The Caja Mágica (Camino de Perales, 23) will be the stage for a competition in which tennis players of the highest category will compete in the Manolo Santana and Arantxa Sánchez Vicario stadiums.
A total of 78 male players from the ATP Masters 1000 of the men’s ATP Tour and 75 players from the WTA 1000 series of the women’s WTA Tour will compete on the court. Among the most outstanding names in the draw are Sabalenka, Djokovic or Swiatek, to mention just a few. You can check them all out at this link.
Below, we have compiled practical information about the schedule, times, calendar and more so that you don’t miss anything important about the competition.
Mutua Madrid Open 2025 Match Schedule
The full schedule of matches by court is now available in this document. There are matches in both day and night sessions -in the case of the latter, they could be played on a different court “if the day is extended”, according to the organization.
The schedules for the matches are as follows: 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 1:30 pm, 3:30 pm and 8 pm.
On the other hand, information on the order of play is available on the Mutua Madrid Open website and both the men’s and women’s matches can be followed live. The results of all the matches are also published on this link.
Latest news about Alcaraz at Mutua Madrid Open 2025
One of the big questions about the Mutua Madrid Open Tennis 2025 is when Carlos Alcaraz could be seen in action and against whom he would be playing. Well, although it was initially planned that we would be able to see the player from Murcia on Friday 25 or Saturday 26 April, Alcaraz will not be playing at the Mutua Madrid Open 2025.
The news was announced by Radio MARCA on Thursday, April 24, and the reason for his withdrawal has to do with the injury he suffered last week in the final of the Godó de Barcelona, in which he was playing against Danish Rune.
Rafa Nadal was one of the first to take an interest in how the tennis player was feeling, as he said himself and as several media have reported: “I have seen that he has written to me giving me encouragement and telling me that he hopes it is nothing and that in a few days he can return to training and be at his best in Madrid”.
Draws: qualifying and main draw
The draw of the preliminary phase can be consulted here and the main draw, which starts on Wednesday, April 23, is available at this link.
Are tickets still available and how much do they cost?
Yes, tickets for MMO 2025 are still available. The cheapest tickets are priced at €42, but can reach over €400.
Squares converted into tennis courts
On the occasion of the tournament there have been several occasions in which the organization has converted different squares of the capital into tennis courts, an initiative that has been welcomed with different moods by the followers of this sport and the affected neighborhood. Two years ago the installation of a rentable tennis court took place in the Plaza de Colón and last year it was in Madrid’s Plaza Mayor.