Mutua Madrid Open Masters 1000
« No reason not to play Rome, but let’s see » : Jannik Sinner knows how much it takes to reach that level
Jannik Sinner became the first man to win five Masters 1000 titles in a row in Madrid. After the final, he addressed Alexander Zverev's claim of a "big difference" at the top – and left his Rome participation hanging.
Sinner makes history with five consecutive Masters titles in 59-minute demolition of Zverev
Sinner (No 1) beat Zverev (No 2) 6-1, 6-2 in 59 minutes, won 13 consecutive sets against him, and made history. Five consecutive Masters titles. No player had done it since the series began in 1990.
Sinner vs Zverev (again!): The Madrid final that keeps asking the same question about Zverev
Sinner has won eight consecutive matches against Zverev since August 2024, five of them at Masters 1000 level, with scorelines that tell their own story. Sunday's Madrid final will be their sixth meeting in that streak – and the fifth consecutive at Masters 1000 level. Can the outcome be different?
Sleep, adrenaline and the long march to Roland-Garros: Inside Jannik Sinner’s fatigue management
Jannik Sinner has spent the Madrid Open quietly admitting he is tired. With Rome and Roland-Garros looming, the world number one is navigating a familiar dilemma, and a familiar illusion.
“Against the very best, no easy points”: Arthur Fils sets his sights on closing the gap after Sinner lesson
Beaten 6-2, 6-4 by Jannik Sinner in the Madrid semi-finals, Arthur Fils talks honestly about the level gap, what he learned, and why the road to the top of the game runs through Rome and Roland-Garros.
“I can swing matches like this”: Fils will face his biggest test yet – Sinner in Madrid
Sinner passes Nadal’s Masters 1000 record in Madrid and refuses to be mentioned alongside the greats
Madrid’s court of the future: Jodar vs Fonseca, the night session you can’t miss
“Ask the referee”: Atmane, the cramps, the controversy and the win
Ugo Carabelli sends Monfils into the Madrid night one last time
Madrid draw sets up brutal top half as Sinner eyes fifth straight Masters crown, with Shelton and Fils on collision course
October 23, 2005: The day Nadal came back from two sets down to triumph in Madrid
May 17, 2009: The day Federer beat Nadal on clay in Madrid
May 16, 2009: The day Nadal and Djokovic played the longest three-set match in ATP Masters 1000 history
May 13, 2012: The day when Roger Federer won the only tournament ever played on blue clay
“It was worth the wait” – Ruud reacts to maiden Masters 1000 crown
Casper Ruud downs Draper to win Madrid Masters, the biggest title of his career
Alert – Madrid Masters: Ruud wins the trophy
“Best in the world” – Musetti reflects on close encounter with Draper
Draper edges high-quality tussle with Musetti to reach Madrid final