Madrid Open Draw 2025 – perfect tennis

After the fun in Monte Carlo, we are back to two weeks Masters 1000 tournaments with 96-players, and 2025 Madrid Open Draw took place on Monday, with Main Draw Action which started on Wednesday, April 23.

Top seeds Alexander Zverev arrives fresh from a Munich title, while the second seed Carlos Alcaraz, a twice master, takes shape from Monte-Carlo but also damage to damage from Barcelona.

Alcaraz is a force on the home park, with a 29-2 record on Spanish clay since 2022. After dressing Monte-Carlo and reaching the Barcelona final, he starts against Zizou Bergs or Yoshihito Nishioka.

Novak Djokovic, a three times winner, returns after a year away, chases his 100th career title but he has had some bad performance this year and Madrid, purely when it comes to W: l % is his worst M1000 of the gang.

At the same time, Zverev, a twice champion (2018, 2021), rides high after dismantling Ben Shelton in Munich. He meets Roberto Bautista Agut or Jaume Munar in his opener and wants to snap a series of fourth rounds.

Holger Rune, rejoicing by a Barcelona title, aims to build on his Indian Wells final, in front of Flavio Cobbolli or Fabian Marozan.

While the second highest ranked Spaniard, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, 10th the race to Turin after finals in Acapulco and Delray Beach, plus a Monte-Carlo semi, could challenge Zverev in round three.

Wild Cards also provides intrigue, with Miami -Standouts Coleman Wong and Federico Cina who collide in R1, together with veterans Marin Cilic, Pablo Carreno Busta and rising star Martin Landaluce.

Full draw below.

Tournament information

Madrid opens 2025 seeds

1. Alexander Zverev
2. Carlos Alcaraz
3. Taylor Fritz
4. Novak Djokovic
5. Jack drapes
6. Alex de Minaur
7. Andrey Rublev
8. Holger Rune
9. Daniil Medvedev
10. Lorenzo Musetti
11. Tommy Paul
12. Ben Shelton
13. Arthur Son
14. Casper Ruud
15. Grigor Dimitrov
16. Frances tiafoe
17. Stefanos Tsitsipas
18. Felix Auger-Aiassime
19. Tomáš Macháč
20. Francisco closes it
21. Ugo Humbert
22. Jakub Menšík
23. Sebastic crown
24. Karen Khachanov
25. Alexei Popyrin
26. Jiří Lehečka
27. Hubert Hurgacz
28. Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
29. Denis Shapovalov
30. Matteo Berrettini
31. Brandon Nakashima
32. Sebastián Báez

Wild cards

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2025 Mutua Madrid Open Draw

Highest half

Lower half

Thoughts on the draw

Seeded players: (1) Alexander Zverev, (3) Taylor Fritz, (7) Andrey Rune, (8) Home-Rue, (9) Medvedev Danied, (12) Ben Shelton, (13) Arthur Fils, (14) Casper Ruud, (18) Mensk, (23) Sebastian Corda,

Top seeds Alexander Zverev begins in R2 after a village, before either Roberto Bautista Agut or Jaume Munar.

Zverev’s season has been up and down. A runner at the Australian Open, but shiny in Indian Wells, Miami and Monte Carlo. He turned it through by managing the BMW Open in Munich last week, so he rolls into Madrid with some speed.

I can expect him to meet mouths, who have proven to be a real handful for seed players this season, with Medvedev his biggest scalp in Miami.

A third round with Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, who is undoubtedly in his best career, can also be interesting.

In the fourth round, Arthur Fils or Francisco Cerundolo would offer a test, but I think that by winning in Munich, and with the potential to become world number one now, Zverev can start playing more freely.

In the quarters, Ben Shelton or Andrey could ruffled a loom. Rublev has been spotted, and Shelton was dismantled by Zverev in the Munich finals, so the Germans got the upper hand.

The lower half is a minefield: Taylor Fritz, Sebastian Korda, Casper Ruud, Daniil Medvedev, Felix Auger-Aliassime and Holger Rune are all in this section.

A juicy Alla -American fourth round between Fritz and Kväa could happen, but Rune’s latest form indicates that he reaches the neighborhood, probably against Fritz if he is back to full condition.

Lower half

Seeded players: (2) Carlos Alcaraz, (4) Novak Djokovic, (5) Jack Draper, (6) Alex de Minaur, (10) Lorenzo Musetti, (11) Tommy Paul, (15) Grigor Dimitrov, (16) Frances Tiera, (17) Stefanos Tsitsipas, (24) Karen, (24) Karen) Denis Shapovalov, (30) Matteo Berrettini, (32) Sebastian Baez

The upper quarter of the lower half has the headline of Novak Djokovic, Jack Draper, Frances Tiefoe, Tommy Paul, Matteo Berrettini and a stacked supporting role.

Djokovic opens against either Matteo Arnaldi or a qualification. A third round tussle with Sebastian Baez or Mattia Bellucci could follow. Not easy, because we don’t know which Novak will show up.

In round four, Frances Tiefoe can rise, but his up-and-na-form is screaming for Djokovic if they were to meet, and he showed at the Laver Cup a few years ago that he can school him quite comfortably.

Jack Draper, fresh of his breakout in Indian wells, may like the conditions in Madrid, but his path to QFS is brutal, potentially including Tallon Griekspoor, Berrettini and Paul. Paul could meet Fonseca in round two, which will be one to watch.

The lower quarter has Carlos Alcaraz, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Alex de Minaur, Lorenzo Musetti, Grigor Dimitrov, Denis Shapovalov and Tomas Machac, which gives serious firepower.

The money is probably on one last eight showdown between Alcaraz and Musetti. Despite a new scare in Barcelona, ​​Alcaraz remains the man to beat if he is completely fit, so if his legs are good to walk, I like his chances. You also can’t exclude Alex de Minaur who does another deep drive, this guy may lack the fireplace of the best guys, but he is moping up if you are level is not really up to the ground, and his number this season shows that he is difficult to beat.

Interesting matches in the first round