Madrid open 2020 draw pdf Continue Men's Singles2019 Mutua Madrid OpenChampion Novak DjokovicRanner-do Stefanos TsitsipasFinal score6-3, 6-4DetailsDraw56 (7 q/4 WC)Seeds16Events Men's Singles women's ← 2018 Mutua Madrid Open 2020 → main article: 2019 Mutua Madrid Open Aleksandr zverev was champion but lost in the quarterfinals to Stefanos Tsitsipazo. Novak Djokovic won the title by beating Tsitsipas in the final, 6-3, 6-4. With the win, Djokovic tied Nadal's record with 33 Masters 1,000 singles titles. It was Roger Federer's first tournament since the 2016 Rome Masters, as well as the last tournament of David Ferrer's professional tennis career. The seeds of the top eight seeds got byes in the second round. 01. Novak Djokovic (champion) 02. Rafael Nadal (Semifinals) 03. Aleksandr Sverev (quarterfinals) 04. Roger Federer (quarterfinals) 05. Dominic Thiem (Semifinals) 06. Kei Nishikori (Third Round) 07. Juan Martin del Potro (Second Round) 08. Stefanos Tsitsipas (Final) 09. Marin Cilic (quarterfinals, withdrawn due to illness) 10. Fabio Fognini (Third Round) 11. Karen Khachanov (Second Round) 12. Daniil Medvedev (First Round) 13. Borna Oric (First Round) 14. Nikoloz Basilashvili (first round) 15. Gael Monfils (Third Round) 16. Marco Cecchinato (First Round) Click on the player's seed number to go to their draw section. Draw Key - Qualifying WC - Wild Card LL - Lucky Loser Alt - Alternative SE - Special Released PR - Protected ITF Ranking - ITF Entry JE - Junior Exempt w/o - Walkover r - Retired d - Default Finals Finals 1 Novak Djokovic w/o 9 Marin Cilic 1 Novak Djokovic 1 Novak Djokovic 77 77 5 Dominic Thiem 62 64 4 Roger Federer 6 611 4 5 Dominic Thiem 3 713 6 1 Novak Djokovic 6 6 6 8 Stefanos Tsitsipas 3 4 8 Stefanos Tsitsipas 6 7 3 3 3 6 3 Aleksandr zverev 5 6 2 8 Stefanos Tsitsipas 6 2 2 Rafael Nadal 4 6 3 Stan Wawrinka 1 2 Rafael Nadal 6 6 Top-Half Section 1 First Round Second Round Third Round Third Round 1 N Djokovic 6 6 T Fritz 710 77 T Fritz 4 2 G Dimitrov 68 64 1 N Djokovic 6 77 J Chardy 6 4 7 J Chardy 1 62 Ramos Vignolas 2 6 5 J Chardy 6 6 D Schwartzman 6 4 6 D Schwartzman 1 2 16 M Cecchinato 0 6 1 N Djokovic 9 M Cilic 6 2 77 M Cilic w/O M Klijan 4 6 60 9 M. Cilic 4 6 6 N Kyrgios 64 4 J-L Struff 6 3 4 J-L Struff 77 6 9 M Cilic 4 6 6 D Lajovic 4 4 L Cere 77 9 M Cilic 4 6 6 D Lajovic 4 4 L Cere 77 9 M Cilic 4 6 6 D Lajovic 4 4 L Cere 77 9 M 6 3 2 L Ceres 6 6 l 6 l Ere 6 2 7 JM del Potro 3 6 5 Section 5 First Round Second Round Third Round 4 R Federer 6 6 R Gasquet 1 7 77 R Gasquet 2 3 WC Davidovich Fokina 5 65 4 R Federer 6 4 77 D Goffin 4 5 15 G Monfils 0 6 63 M Fucsovics 6 6 6 15 M Fucsovics 6 4 2 Seppi 3 1 15 G Monfils 1 6 6 15 G Monfils 6 6 6 4 R Federer 6 611 4 10 F Fognini 6 6 5 D Tim 3 713 6 K Edmund 4 3 10 F Fognini 6 6 J 77 77 J Millman 2 2 S Johnson 65 65 10 F Fognini 4 5 R Opelka 77 6 5 D Thiem 6 7 P Carreno Busta 65 4 R Opelka 77 3 0r 5 D Thiem 1 62 6 1 Lower Half Section 3 First Round Second Round Third Round Third Round 8 S Tsicipes 6 7 LL Mannarino 7 5 6 LL Mannarino 2 5 J Souza 5 7 1 8 S Tsicipas 6 6 R Albot 2 6 11 F Verdasco 3 4 F Verdasco 6 3 6 F Verdasco 64 6 6 7 WC J Munar 4 77 3 11 K Khachanov 77 1 1 11 K Khachanov 6 65 6 6 8 S Tsicipes 7 3 6 13 B zoric 3 5 3 A zverev 5 6 2 L Puye 6 7 L Puye 5 1 A de Minaur 3 4 x Khurkach 7 6 H Khurkach 6 6 4 4 WC D Ferrer 6 4 6 3 zverev 3 6 6 R Bautista Agut 4 6 4 WC D Ferrer 4 1 3 zverev 6 6 6 First Round Second Round Third Round Quarter-finals 6 K Nishikori 6 7 G Simon 6 1 64 x Dellien 5 5 H Dellien 4 6 77 6 K Nishikori 3 63 S Wawrinka 6 S Wawrinka 6 77 P-H Herbert 2 3 S Wawrinka 6 6 G Pell 6 1 6 G Pell 3 4 12 D Medvedev 2 6 3 S Wawrinka 1 2 14 N Basilashvili 710 3 2 R Nadal 6 6 F Tiafoe 68 6 6 F Tiafoe 6 3 3 6 P Kohlschreiber 6 77 P Kohlschreiber 4 6 3 M Kukushkin 2 6 5 F Tiafoe 3 4 WC F Auger-Aliassime 6 79 2 R Nadal 6 6 D Shapovalov 2 67 WC F Auger-Aliassime 3 3 2 R Nadal 6 6 qualifying Seeds Pierre-Hug Herbert (Skilled) Benoit Paire (First Round) Hubert Hurkach (First Round) Hubert Hurka Skilled) Damir Dumhur (First Round) Adrian Mannarino (qualifying competition, Happy Loser) Mackenzie McDonald (First Round) Taylor Fritz (Skilled) Reilly Opelka (Skilled) Martin Klijan (Skilled) Leonardo Mayer (First Round) Robin Haase (First Round) Hugo Humbert (First Round) Nicolas Jarry (First Round) Taro Daniel (First Round) Qualifier Pierre-Hugh Herbert First qualifying first round qualifier contest 1 Pierre-Hug Herbert 6 6 Alto Denis Kudla 3 4 1 Pierre-Hug Herbert 5 6 77 11 Robin Haase 7 3 65 Bernard Tomic 78 2 5 11 Robin Haase 66 6 7 Second qualifying First Round qualifiers 2 Benoit Paire 1 1 Casper Ruud 6 6 Kasper Ruud 6 6 63 1 Albert Ramos Vignolas 2 77 6 Albert Ramos Vignolas 3 6 77 14 Taro Daniel 6 3 62 Third qualifying First Round qualifying competition 3 Hubert Hurkach 6 6 WC Marcel Granollers 0 2 3 Hubert Hurkach 6 6 WC Roberto Carbalsh Baena 4 4 WC Roberto Carbalsh Baena 77 6 12 Hugo Humbert 61 1 Fourth qualifying first round Competition qualifier 4 Damir Dumhur 3 6 3 Guido Andreozzi 6 1 6 Guido Andreozzi 6 4 2 Hugo Dellien 3 6 Hugo Dellien 6 6 6 10 Leonardo Mayer 2 2 2 2 4 Fifth qualifying first round qualifier 5 Adrian Mannarino 6 65 7 WC Jorge Plans 4 77 5 Adrian Mannarino 3 2 9 Martin Klijan 6 6 Ernests Gulbis 4 67 9 Martin Klijan 6 79 Sixth qualifying first Qualifying competition 6 Mackenzie MacDonald 1 2 Juan Ignacio Londero 6 6 Juan Ignacio Londero 67 7 2 8 Reilly Opelka 79 5 6 Mischa zverev 62 63 8 Reilly Opelka 77 77 Seventh qualifying First round qualifiers 7 Taylor Fritz 6 6 WC Nicola 4 3 7 Taylor Fritz 77 7 Marius Kopil 65 5 Marius Kopil 5 6 77 13 Nicolas Jarry 7 4 62 Links - Mutua Madrid Open Review. April 28, 2019. Ferrer: At the end of the day, all you have left is a man. April 22, 2019. The main draw for the qualifier is from For the defunct WTA tournament, see WTA Madrid Open (tennis). Mutua Madrid OpenTournament informationLocationMadridSpainVenueMadrid Arena (2002–2008) Caja Mágica (since 2009)SurfaceHard – indoors (2002–2008) Clay – outdoors (since 2009)Websitemadrid-open.comCurrent champions (2019)Men's singles Novak DjokovicWomen's singles Kiki BertensMen's doubles Horia Tecău Jean-Julien RojerWomen's doubles Hsieh Su-wei Barbora StrýcováATP World TourCategoryMasters 1000Draw56S / 28Q / 24DPrize money€7,279,270 (2019)WTA TourCategoryPremier MandatoryDraw64S / 32Q / 28DPrize moneyUS$7,021,128 (2019) In 2012 blue clay was used for the first (and only) time in professional tennis The Madrid Open (Spanish: Masters de Madrid), currently sponsored by Mutua Madrileña and known as the Mutua Madrid Open, is a joint men's and women's professional tennis tournament, held in Madrid, during early May. The Clay Court event is classified as the ATP World Tour Masters 1000 by the Association of Tennis Professionals Tour and the Premier Mandatory Event on the Women's Tennis Association Tour. In the past it was also known as the Madrid Masters. The tournament is traditionally held on a red clay surface. The tournament was held on the blue courts in 2012, after which the ATP decided against the blue-white-blue. Ion Heard Țiriac, a Romanian former ATP professional and now a billionaire businessman, has owned the tournament since 2009. According to the Romanian edition, which is interviewed with Țiriac 2019, the tournament brings the city of Madrid annual benefits in excess of 107 million euros. In April 2019, Țiriac announced that he had extended the Mutua Madrid Open sponsorship contract for another 10 years, until 2031. Since he agreed to continue his work in Madrid, Țiriac will receive more than 30 million euros from Madrid in the coming years. History since its inauguration as the only men's event in 2002, the tournament has been classified as one of the tournaments of the ATP Masters series, where it replaced the now defunct Eurocard Open in Stuttgart. It was held from 2002 to 2008 at the Madrid Arena as the first of two Masters indoor hard court late-season events that preceded Atp Tour Finals (also indoors).