The 2025 edition of the Madrid Open has kicked off as the qualifying event on both men's and women's sides began earlier this week. The first claycourt 1000-level event for the WTA pros, and the second for their ATP peers, promises to be a cracker despite men's World No. 1 Jannik Sinner's absence.Andrey Rublev and Iga Swiatek will be defending their respective crowns at Caja Magica this fortnight. The Russian and the Pole secured the 2024 singles titles in similar fashion as they went to three sets in the final. For what it's worth, both players have been underwhelming this season and are in dire need of a reversal of fortune in Madrid.Carlos Alcaraz, meanwhile, is chasing his third Madrid Open trophy, having previously tasted title victory at the 1000-level event in 2022-23. The Spaniard is joined by Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev as the only male players to have triumphed at the tournament on multiple occasions.Aryna Sabalenka will be looking to make amends for her final loss to Jelena Ostapenko in Madrid this week. The Belarusian has won two titles at Caja Magica and is the top seed in the women's singles draw. Provided both her and Swiatek make it to the final, fans will be treated to a rematch of their 2024 final, which the latter won in a three-setter that lasted three hours and 11 minutes to secure her maiden title at the tournament.On that note, let us take a look at how the tennis fan contingent across the world can catch the men's and women's action at this year's Madrid Open:ATP channel and live streaming details for Madrid Open 2025Here are the channels and websites that will broadcast the men's singles and doubles competition at the 2025 Madrid Open:Tennis Channel/TC Plus - USATSN - CanadabeIN SPORTS - AustraliaSky Sports - United KingdomSony LIV - IndiaSky Italia - ItalyEurosport France - FranceTelefonica/Movistar - SpainSky Deutschland - Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, SwitzerlandSportKlub - Serbia, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia, MontenegroFor more details, check the TV Schedule for the ATP Tour on its official website.WTA channel and live streaming details for Madrid Open 2025Here's a list of channels and websites that will broadcast the women's singles and doubles competition at the 2025 Madrid OpenTennis Channel/TC Plus - USA, SpainTSN, DAZN - CanadaSky Sports - Australia, United KingdomSonyLIV/TC Plus - IndiaSky Italia, Supertennis - ItalybeIN Sports - FranceSky Sports - Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, SwitzerlandSportKlub - Serbia, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia, MontenegroFor more details, check the TV Schedule for the WTA Tour on its official website.