8legs: Madrid open

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sports17h ago

Sinner could become the first player ever to win five consecutive Masters 1000 titles if he lifts Madrid, reshaping the record books in the process.
With Alcaraz out due to injury, Sinner faces a clearer Madrid path, heightening expectations for a historic run in the Spanish capital.
Sinner already owns three Masters 1000 titles this season (Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo) and adds Paris from last year, underscoring his clay proficiency.
Madrid could serve as ideal clay-ground feedback for Roland Garros, offering Sinner a mental edge heading into Paris.
Djokovic's Madrid absence narrows the obstacle course, intensifying Sinner's title chances in a reduced field.
Madrid is framed as a potential stage where Sinner could cement his status among tennis greats by achieving a feat Federer and Djokovic never did.
Clay-court form in Madrid could boost confidence for Roland Garros as Sinner pursues a historic run on the surface this season.
Madrid’s field is expected to attract top players, maintaining high competition while creating opportunities for Sinner to shine.
Sinner eyes completing a Grand Slam set with Roland Garros as the sole missing title, maintaining a long-term championship chase.
In Madrid, Sinner is positioned as the benchmark to surpass Federer and Djokovic in this particular Open-era context.

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#2 out of 3

sports14h ago

Raducanu withdraws from the Madrid Open to continue rehabilitation from a viral illness.
She missed recent events in Miami and Linz while prioritising rehabilitation.
Raducanu hopes to return in Rome at the start of May after training reforms.
Raducanu has been working informally with Mark Petchey after splitting from Francisco Roig.
Raducanu's next clay opportunity is the Italian Open in Rome on May 5.
Madrid sees other marquee withdrawals, including Alcaraz, Djokovic and Krejcikova.
Raducanu has faced a period of illness and post-viral symptoms affecting her schedule.
Raducanu is hopeful of a May return after resuming training.
Raducanu's Wimbledon prospects are not discussed in this report.

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#3 out of 3

sports14h ago

Emma Raducanu will extend her absence from the WTA Tour due to a viral illness, two months after she withdrew from the Madrid Open.
Raducanu trained briefly in Miami but cited lingering viral symptoms as the reason for withdrawing from the Madrid Open.
Her team remains hopeful she will try to compete in the Italian Open in Rome as health improves, starting May 4.

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