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Mutua Madrid Open 2025

From Cerúndolo in his last mixed zone in Madrid. Source: Break Point.

Cerúndolo: "I played a very bad match, ended up doubting my game"

The Argentine fell in the semi-finals of the Mutua Madrid Open after a very erratic match where he failed to take advantage of break opportunities.

Ruud takes advantage of Cerúndolo's doubts. Photo: Getty

Ruud takes advantage of Cerúndolo's doubts

The Argentine was ahead in both sets, but did not know how to manage the advantage he had at a mental level. Casper reaches the final of the Madrid Open.

Sabalenka wants her third title in Madrid and brings out her best tennis to overcome Svitolina. Photo: Getty Images

Sabalenka wants her third title in Madrid and brings out her best tennis to overcome a combative Svitolina

The world number one reaches her third consecutive final at the Mutua Madrid Open, the fourth of her career, showcasing an imposing and complete game against a resilient Svitolina.

Carlos Santos alongside Carlos Alcaraz in their first steps. Source: Punto de Break.

Leaving Carlitos is the best decision I have made

Carlos Santos was the first coach of Carlos Alcaraz, from age 5 to 12. Why did they end their relationship? In this interview, he tells the whole truth.

Gauff, after overpowering Swiatek: "It has been one of those days where you step on the court and everything goes well." Photo: Gettyimages

Gauff, after overwhelming Swiatek: "It has been one of those days when you step onto the court and everything goes well"

The American reaches the final of the Mutua Madrid Open for the first time and facing the possibility of moving up to 2nd place in the WTA ranking ensures that "I only care about being number one."

Francisco Cerundolo. Source: Getty

Cerúndolo, on sacrifices at the highest level: "I do not consider myself a tennis slave"

The Argentine also commented on some phrases from Alcaraz's documentary and shared a quite mature reflection on how he relates to elite sports.

Swiatek explains the reason for the beating suffered: "Nothing worked for me today." Photo: Fernando Murciego Ugidos

Swiatek explains the reason for the beating suffered: "There was nothing that worked for me today"

The Polish player refers to a problem with foot mobility and leg stiffness to explain that she does not feel well when moving around the court.