How to watch Madrid Open 2023 tennis: TV channel and live stream
Check out our comprehensive guide to how to watch the Madrid Open 2023, including schedule, final date, TV and live stream details.
Aryna Sabalenka won her second Madrid Open title after emerging victorious in yesterday's women's final, beating World No.1 Iga Swiatek in a closely contested three-set match.
Attention now turns to the men's final today, which will see Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz head into the duel as strong favourite as he looks to defend his title.
His opponent is unseeded German Jan-Lennard Struff, who has made it to his first ever Masters 1000 final despite only qualifying for the tournament as a lucky loser – and it would go down as a major upset if he's able to lift the trophy.
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Homegrown hero Alcaraz wrestled the tennis world under his dominion at the age of just 20, and victory in the Barcelona Open without dropping a set has cemented his place at the top ahead of this one.
Meanwhile, Swiatek regained a grip of the WTA Rankings after defeating Sabalenka in the Stuttgart Open final – but the gap will be closed slightly by her opponent's victory yesterday.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Madrid Open 2023 tennis tournament.
When is the Madrid Open 2023?
The tournament begins on Wednesday 26th April 2023 and runs until the finals on Sunday 7th May 2023.
Qualifying takes place between Monday 24th April and Tuesday 25th April.
How to watch and live stream Madrid Open 2023 in the UK
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Madrid Open 2023 schedule
ATP Men's Singles (1,000 points)
- First round: Wednesday 26th – Thursday 27th April
- Second round: Thursday 27th – Saturday 29th April
- Third round: Saturday 29th – Monday 1st May
- Fourth Round: Tuesday 2nd
- Quarter-finals: Wednesday 3rd – Thursday 4th May
- Semi-finals: Friday 5th May
- Final: Sunday 7th May
WTA Women's Singles (1,000 points)
- First round: Wednesday 26th – Thursday 27th April
- Second round: Thursday 27th – Saturday 29th April
- Third round: Saturday 29th – Sunday 30th April
- Fourth Round: Monday 1st May
- Quarter-finals: Tuesday 2nd – Wednesday 3rd May
- Semi-finals: Thursday 4th May
- Final: Saturday 6th May
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Where is the Madrid Open 2023 held?
The Madrid Open is held at the iconic La Caja Magica in the Spanish capital.
The complex boasts a number of courts and grandstands including the main arena, Estadio Manolo Santana, which can hold up to 12,400 adoring fans.
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