Madrid Open - Day 14 (Final)

Day 14: The Men's Final Closes Out the 2027 Mutua Madrid Open

On 2 May 2027, the tournament's last decision is made: the men's singles champion is crowned on the Estadio Manolo Santana – the crowning finale to two weeks of top-level tennis.

In the Shadow of a Record

No player has won the Mutua Madrid Open more often than Rafael Nadal, with five titles – a benchmark every new champion is inevitably measured against. The tournament's youngest (Carlos Alcaraz, 2022, age 19) and oldest champion (Andre Agassi, 2002, age 32) also show just how different the road to the title can look.

The Close of a Distinctive Tournament

The men's final doesn't just close out the Mutua Madrid Open – it also concludes one of the few events on the tennis calendar to stage women and men with equal prize money on the same site, a tradition dating back to 2009.

Madrid Tip: A Day Trip to Toledo

Anyone extending their stay in Madrid should plan a day trip to the nearby World Heritage city of Toledo, reachable by high-speed train in under 30 minutes.

• Men's singles final on the Estadio Manolo Santana
• Nadal's record of five titles as the historical benchmark
• The close of a two-week tournament with equal prize money for both tours

Secure your tickets for the grand final on our Mutua Madrid Open page.