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ATP Odds for Mutua Madrid Open Masters 1000
Carlos Alcaraz is the oddsmakers’ favorite at this year’s 2026 Madrid Open Masters 1000. He previously won the event in 2022 and 2023, but an injury derailed his plans for a three-peat in 2024, and another injury forced him to withdraw from the 2025 edition.
However, this year, he is healthy, and after winning the Australian Open in January, he is on a quest to distance himself from his arch-rival, Jannik Sinner, who is currently the No. 2 player in the world.
The last five Madrid Open Masters 1000 ATP champions are:
- 2021 – Alexander Zverev
- 2022 – Carlos Alcaraz
- 2023 – Carlos Alcaraz
- 2024 – Andrey Rublev
- 2025 – Casper Ruud
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Casper Rudd took advantage of the vacuum created when Alcaraz and Sinner (suspension) did not enter last year’s tournament. The talented Norwegian had been ranked as high as No. 2 in the world in September 2022, and he wound up defeating his British opponent, Jack Draper, in three sets.
Look for the ATP Tour odds on the upcoming 2026 Mutua Madrid Open Masters 1000, as the biggest names in the sport will descend on Caja Mágica, Madrid’s home of its famous red clay courts, in less than two weeks.
Players to Watch Out For
Carlos Alcaraz
The 22-year-old Spanish sensation has already collected a staggering seven Grand Slam titles and is fresh off capturing his first Australian Open crown. Unsurprisingly, Alcaraz is expected to top the BetUS SportsBook’s ATP odds board for the Miami Masters and Indian Wells events, having won the former in 2022 and the latter in 2023 and 2024.
Jannik Sinner
If Carlos Alcaraz is Batman in the world of tennis, then Jannik Sinner can be considered Robin. These are the two most dynamic forces in the game today, reminiscent of a recent golden age whose holy trinity consisted of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer. The 24-year-old Italian star was serving a three-month suspension last year, which prevented him from entering either portion of the Sunshine Double.
Jakub Mensik
Last year, the Miami Masters was without Jannik Sinner to begin with, and Carlos Alcaraz made a quick exit in the second round when he was unceremoniously bounced by Belgian veteran David Goffin.
Therefore, the road to victory could be won without encountering either of the top two players in the world. However, the 20-year-old Czech, Jakub Mensik, still had to defeat No. 3 Taylor Fritz in the semifinals and a living legend, Novak Djokovic, in the finals to claim his first Masters crown.
Jack Draper
The young Brit shocked the world last season when he upset the No. 2 seed, Carlos Alcaraz, in the semifinals at Indian Wells last year. The 13th-seeded Draper would then go on to defeat Holger Rune in the finals. Although Draper may only be a gatekeeper at No. 12 in the world, he cannot be overlooked to repeat as champion this year.
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