Madrid Open Draw 2024 – Perfect Tennis

The European clay swing is hotting up, and the 2024 Madrid Open draw is now out forward of play commencing within the Spanish capital on Wednesday, 24 April.

Novak Djokovic was the pre-tournament casualty as he withdrew earlier than the draw was made, which didn’t come as a shock given his prior indications of lightening his schedule this season.

Rafael Nadal continues his comeback from harm and begins towards wildcard Darwin Blanch. Carlos Alcaraz can also be again after lacking Monte Carlo and Barcelona because of a forearm harm, and he’ll begin towards Alexander Shevchenko or Arthur Rinderknech.

You’ll be able to see the complete draw under.

Event Data

Madrid Open 2024 Seeds

1. Jannik Sinner
2. Carlos Alcaraz
3. Daniil Medvedev
4. Alexander Zverev
5. Casper Ruud
6. Stefanos Tsitsipas
7. Andrey Rublev
8. Hubert Hurkacz
9. Grigor Dimitrov
10. Alex de Minaur
11. Holger Rune
12. Taylor Fritz
13. Ugo Humbert
14. Ben Shelton
15. Tommy Paul
16. Karen Khachanov
17. Alexander Bublik
18. Sebastián Báez
19. Adrian Mannarino
20. Frances Tiafoe
21. Francisco Cerúndolo
22. Nicolás Jarry
23. Jan-Lennard Struff
24. Tallon Griekspoor
25. Sebastian Korda
26. Tomás Martín Etcheverry
27. Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
28. Lorenzo Musetti
29. Cameron Norrie
30. Jiří Lehečka
31. Arthur Fils
32. Jordan Thompson

2024 Mutua Madrid Open Draw

High Half

Backside Half

Full .PDF draw.

Ideas on the Draw

High Quarter

Seeded gamers: (1) Jannik Sinner, (5) Casper Ruud, (9) Grigor Dimitrov, (16) Karen Khachanov, (19) Adrian Mannarino, (22) Nicolas Jarry, (29) Cameron Norrie, (32) Jordan Thompson

Jannik Sinner enters Madrid as the highest seed and heads up the highest half of the draw.

In his opening match, the Italian will face both a qualifier or fellow countryman Lorenzo Sonego. Sonego has by no means been previous spherical 1 in Madrid, so it’s unlikely he poses a lot of a menace.

Nonetheless, from spherical 4 onwards, it will get tough with a possible assembly with Khachanov or Jarry.

Newly topped Barcelona champion Casper Ruud is seeded for the quarterfinal, however he hasn’t progressed previous the second spherical in his final two visits, and quicker circumstances haven’t helped his sport. Dimitrov may very well be the one to make it there as a substitute of the Norwegian.

Then a possible semi-final towards the rejuvenated Tsitsipas or Medvedev is on the playing cards, with the Greek 10-1 on the clay this season after successful his third Monte Carlo title.

Alcaraz is the seeded opponent for the ultimate.

Sinner’s Path to the Title

Second Quarter

Seeded gamers: (3) Daniil Medvedev, (6) Stefanos Tsitsipas, (10) Alex De Minaur, (14) Ben Shelton, (17) Alexander Bublik, (20) Frances Tiafoe, (25) Sebastian Korda, (30) Jiri Lehecka

Rafael Nadal is within the second quarter of the draw as he gears up for a historic twentieth look on the Madrid Open and enters with a Protected Rating.

The Spaniard suffered a second-round loss in Barcelona final week and confronted wildcard Darwin Blanch within the opening spherical.

Blanch is the lowest-ranked participant within the draw, so he lacks big-match expertise. Nonetheless, he does have a potent first serve, which is already hitting prime speeds at simply sixteen years of age.

Ought to Nadal progress, a possible rematch with Alex De Minaur within the second spherical, who beat him handily in Barcelona

Daniil Medvedev and Stefanos Tsitsipas declare the highest two seeds within the second quarter.

Medvedev might have a difficult match towards Sebastian Korda within the third spherical, whereas Tsitsipas would possibly face Jiri Lehecka. Nonetheless, the Czech has not set foot on a clay court docket because of a again harm.

Houston champion Ben Shelton can also be on this part. He commences towards Emil Ruusuvuori within the second spherical, presumably resulting in a conflict with Roberto Carballes Baena within the third and a showdown with Medvedev within the fourth. Can the American switch his kind onto the European clay?

Third Quarter

Seeded gamers: (4) Alexander Zverev, (8) Hubert Hurkacz, (12) Taylor Fritz, (15) Tommy Paul, (18) Sebastian Baez, (21) Francisco Cerundolo, (26) Thomas Martin Etcheverry, (31) Arthur Fils

Two-time champion Alexander Zverev lands within the third quarter, and whereas he hasn’t landed any huge titles, the German has made a robust begin to the season and has a strong observe document in Madrid. He’ll kick off his marketing campaign towards Borna Coric within the second spherical.

Individuals Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul are additionally within the part. Paul is making his first clay court docket look this 12 months after twisting his ankle in Indian Wells and Miami.

Fritz arrives on the heels of a commendable runner-up end within the Munich Open. A possible showdown between the 2 looms within the quarterfinals in the event that they navigate their earlier matches efficiently.

Clay court docket specialist Sebastian Baez will add to the combination on this part. The Argentinean has already clinched two titles within the South American clay court docket swing and goals to showcase his prowess in Europe. His path to the quarterfinals consists of difficult matchups towards Zizou Bergs, Taylor Fritz and Hubert Hurkacz.

Backside Quarter

Seeded gamers: (2) Carlos Alcaraz, (7) Andrey Rublev, (11) Holger Rune, (13) Ugo Humbert, (23) Jan-Lennard Struff, (24) Tallon Griekspoor, (27) Alejandro Davidovic Fokina, (28) Lorenzo Musetti.

World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz will return to the boys’s tour within the Madrid Open after lacking the Monte Carlo Masters and the Barcelona Open because of a forearm harm. He’ll start his title defence towards Arthur Rinderknech or Alexander Shevchenko within the second spherical.

The Spaniard might face a tough problem towards Lorenzo Musetti within the third spherical and will face Jan-Lennard Struff within the fourth spherical.

Struff not too long ago captured his first ATP title in Munich and might be assured coming into Caja Magica, having made the ultimate final 12 months on his loopy run as a fortunate loser.

Andrey Rublev, in the meantime, will look to rediscover his kind at Lineal del Manzanares Park. The Russian has chalked up some timid early exits in Monte-Carlo and Barcelona, so might be hoping to regular the ship in Madrid. He should get previous the likes of Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and Holger Rune to cement his place within the final eight.

Alcaraz’s Path to the Closing

Attention-grabbing First-Spherical Matches

Who’s your choose for the 2024 Madrid Open title?