Here’s the latest I can share about the WTA Madrid Open.
Recent withdrawals: Madison Keys and Clara Tauson withdrew from the 2026 Mutua Madrid Open due to illness and a shoulder injury, respectively. This follows earlier withdrawals by other seeded players like Amanda Anisimova and Ekaterina Alexandrova. [Source: WTA article on Madrid Open withdrawals, 2026-04-23][1]
Impact on the draw: With these withdrawals, lucky losers (Anastasia Potapova for Keys; Anna Blinkova for Tauson) moved into the main draw in the affected sections, altering seedings and matchups.[1]
Other notable context: The Madrid Open has seen several high-profile withdrawals around this period for various reasons (injury, illness), contributing to an unpredictable field this year.[3][4][1]
If you’d like, I can pull the very latest updates from the official Madrid Open site or the WTA page and summarize any new withdrawals, schedule changes, or on-court results for you.
Madrid Open will be Simona Haleps second tournament back since her four-year doping ban was reduced to nine months; two-time Grand Slam champion won the Madrid Open back-to-back in 2016 and 2017 - watch the tournament live on Sky Sports from April 22
www.skysports.comAfter a curtailed Monday at the Madrid Open due to a nationwide power outage, Tuesday promises to be an absolute blockbuster, with Aryna Sabalenka, Alexander Zverev, Iga Swiatek and Taylor Fritz among those taking to the court.
www.flashscore.comMadison Keys (illness) and Clara Tauson (shoulder injury) pulled out of the 2026 Mutua Madrid Open, joining Amanda Anisimova and Ekaterina Alexandrova as seeded players to withdraw from the event.
www.wtatennis.comMutua Madrid Open will take place at La Caja Mágica from 20 April to 3 May 2026
mutuamadridopen.comGet the latest updates on news, matches & video for the Mutua Madrid Open an official Women's Tennis Association event taking place 2026.
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