Madrid Open 2023: Preview and Schedule
The Madrid Open, one of the most prestigious clay-court tennis tournaments, has kicked off from April 23 to May 5. The Caja Magica Tennis Centre in Madrid hosts the event, with its iconic retractable roofs providing shelter from the elements. The tournament offers a total capacity of over 17,000 seats across three courts, ensuring an immersive experience for spectators.
Carlos Alcaraz Targets Threepeat
Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz, the reigning champion, is back from injury to defend his title. Alcaraz will face Alexander Shevchenko in his opening match, aiming to extend his winning streak in the tournament to three consecutive titles. Last year, he defeated Jan-Lennard Struff in the final, adding to his victory over Alexander Zverev in 2022.
WTA Final and British Interest
The WTA final will take place on May 4, with Aryna Sabalenka seeking to retain her crown. The tournament also features British participation, with Katie Boulter taking on Robin Montgomery and Jack Draper facing off against Hubert Hurkacz.
Changes in 2024
The 2024 Mutua Madrid Open will introduce some changes. In the lead-up to the French Open, the tournament will continue to attract top tennis stars. Sky Sports will provide extensive coverage of the clay-court season, showcasing over 4,000 matches from 80 tournaments on the ATP and WTA Tours. Non-Sky subscribers can access live matches through NOW Sports Day or Month Membership. Sky Sports News, the Sky Sports App, skysports.com, and social channels offer additional insights and updates throughout the tournament.
Stay tuned to Sky Sports for live coverage, highlights, and expert analysis of the Madrid Open 2023.
