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Where & how to watch Jack Draper vs Casper Ruud, Madrid Open 2025 final live?

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Jack Draper and Casper Ruud will meet for the first time on the ATP tour in what promises to be a thrilling Madrid Open 2025 final. Both men have been near flawless in their campaigns, reaching the summit clash without dropping a single set.

Draper, fresh off his maiden Masters 1000 triumph in Indian Wells earlier this season, is enjoying a breakout year. The 23-year-old Brit is set to crack the ATP top 5 for the first time and has quickly emerged as one of the most dangerous players on tour. With his powerful left-handed forehand, solid defensive game, and growing confidence, Draper’s rise is reminiscent of Rafael Nadal‘s.

In contrast, Casper Ruud‘s season is split into two parts. After temporarily dropping out of the top 10 following early exits in Monte Carlo and Barcelona, ​​the Norwegian has found his rhythm again on his favourite surface – clay.

A title in Madrid could propel him even further up the rankings and signal a full-fledged return to form just ahead of Roland-Garros. As the two in-form stars gear up for their first-ever meeting, the Madrid final offers a compelling clash of styles, Jack Draper’s lefty precision and court craft against Ruud’s relentless baseline game and topspin-heavy clay-court mastery.

When and where will the Jack Draper vs Casper Ruud men’s singles final match at the Madrid Open 2025 take place?
The Madrid Open 2025 men’s singles final match between Jack Draper and Casper Ruud will take place on Sunday, May 4, at the iconic Manzanares Park in Madrid, Spain.

Where and how to watch the live telecast and live streaming of the Jack Draper vs Casper Ruud final match in India?

Sony Network has the broadcasting rights for the tournament in India. Fans can tune into Sony Sports to watch the live action on TV, while SonyLIV will stream the match.

Where and how to watch the live telecast and live streaming of the Jack Draper vs Casper Ruud final match in the UK?
Viewers in the UK can watch the blockbuster match live on Sky UK.

Where and how to watch the live telecast and live streaming of the Jack Draper vs Casper Ruud final match in the USA?
ESPN and Tennis Channel will broadcast the action-packed contest in the US, along with streaming partners ESPN+ and Fubo.

Where and how to watch the live telecast and live streaming of the Madrid Open 2025 men’s final match worldwide?

Fans worldwide can watch the highly anticipated battle through their respective broadcasting channels.

Madrid Open 2025 ATP prize money

The total prize money at the Madrid Open for the ATP event is $9,160,946, with the winner set to pocket $1,12,0220.44. Here's the complete breakdown of the singles prize money:

Winner: $1,12,0220
Finalist: $595,768
Semi-finalist: $330,983
Quarter-finalist: $188407
Round of 16: $102,858
Third Round: $60, 188
Second Round: $35,135
First Round: $23,677

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