Madrid Open 2022: Where to watch, TV schedule, live streaming details and more

Rafael Nadal makes his comeback at the Madrid Open

All eyes will be on the Madrid Open this week as the combined WTA and ATP 1000 tournament gets under way with the women's matches on 27 April. The men's tournament will commence on 1 May.

On the men's side, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will get maximum attention. The Spaniard, a five-time champion at his home tournament, will make his much-awaited comeback from a rib stress fracture that put him on the sidelines since the Indian Wells Masters.

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🇪🇸 @RafaelNadal will be training on Thursday 28 April on Court 7 in the Caja Mágica at 6:00 pm.

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It remains to be seen if the 21-time Grand Slam champion can regain the form that saw him win the Melbourne Summer Set 1, the Australian Open and the Mexican Open at the start of the season.

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic, meanwhile, has struggled this season after getting limited opportunities to play. The Serb made the quarterfinals in Dubai, which was followed by a shock second-round exit from the Monte-Carlo Masters at the hands of Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.

At the Serbia Open last week, the 20-time Major winner was taken the distance in each of his matches, eventually falling to Andrey Rublev in the final.

World No. 9 Carlos Alcaraz will set his sights on a second title at home after his Barcelona triumph last week. The 18-year-old has been very impressive this year, winning in Rio de Janeiro and the Miami Masters before his success in the Catalan capital. With the maturity he has shown so far, he has truly established himself as one of the contenders for the biggest titles on the tour.

Monte-Carlo champion Stefanos Tsitsipas will also look to make an impact while defending champion Alexander Zverev will hope to bounce back after an early exit from Munich.

On the women's side, the Madrid Open draw has been thrown wide open following the withdrawal of World No. 1 Iga Swiatek due to a shoulder injury. In her absence, defending champion Aryna Sabalenka will be keen to capture a second straight title in Madrid.

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Second seed Paula Badosa and fourth seed Maria Sakkari will be eager to stop the Belarusian, who seems to have found her feet after a poor start to the season.

On that note, let's take a look at the channel and streaming details for the Madrid Open:

Madrid Open ATP stream and TV Schedule

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Amazon Prime Video - United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland.

beIN SPORTS - Australia, Middle East & Singapore.

Iqiyi & CCTV - China.

Eurosport - Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Hungary, France, Russia, Scandinavia (excluding Denmark).

Denmark - TV2.

Sky Deutschland - Germany.

Sky Italia - Italy.

Telefonica/Movistar - Spain.

Hellenic (OTE TV) - Greece.

Ziggo - Netherlands.

Polsat - Poland.

WOWOW, NHK & Gaora Sports Channel - Japan.

Tennis Channel - USA.

TSN & Rogers Sportsnet - Canada.

ESPN - Latin America.

Voot - India.

Madrid Open WTA stream and TV schedule

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Amazon Prime Video - United Kingdom, Ireland

beIN SPORTS - Australia, France

Canal+ - Poland

DAZN - Spain, Canada, Japan

DigiSport - Hungary, Romania

iQIYI - China

NowTV - Hong Kong

Nova Sports - Greece & Cyprus

Okko Sport - Russia

O2 TV - Czech Republic

Starhub - Singapore

Supertennis - Italy

Tennis Channel - Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, USA

TSN - Canada

Live streaming will be available on TennisTV and on the ATP tour, WTA tour and Tennis Channel Plus apps.

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