The 2026 Mutua Madrid Open served up some interesting statistics, with a host of players hitting new milestones, setting records, and etching their names in the history books.

Here’s a look at some of those standout facts and figures from the fortnight gone by at the Caja Magica.

1 – Jannik Sinner is the first man to capture five Masters 1000 trophies in a row, dating back to the Paris Masters last year

1 – Marta Kostyuk dropped just one set en route to the Madrid title, in the semis to Anastasia Potapova

1 – Mirra Andreeva is the first teenager to reach three WTA 1000 finals since the format’s introduction in 2009, and the youngest to make three Tier I/WTA 1000 finals since Maria Sharapova (Zurich 2004, Tokyo and Miami 2005)

2 – Two female coaches squared off in the women’s final, Sandra Zaniewska in Kostyuk’s corner and Conchita Martinez in Andreeva’s corner

2 – Sinner was broken just twice throughout the entire fortnight in Madrid, saving seven of the nine break points he faced, and holding serve in 59/61 service games

3 – Rafael Jodar is the third Spanish teenager to reach the quarter-finals at the Mutua Madrid Open since the event’s inauguration in 2002, behind Rafael Nadal (2005) and Carlos Alcaraz (2022-23)

4 – By virtue of making the final in Madrid, Sinner is the fourth and youngest man to complete the set of ATP Masters 1000 finals since the series began in 1990

4 – Titles won by Sinner so far in 2026. The Italian is the first man since Novak Djokovic in 2016 to win four ATP Masters 1000 titles in a single season

7 – Alexander Zverev has reached seven ATP Masters 1000 finals on clay, the fourth-most in series history, equalling Thomas Muster, and trailing only Nadal (33), Djokovic (19), and Roger Federer (16)

9 – Sinner now owns nine Masters 1000 titles

9 – Zverev has lost his last nine matches against Sinner

12 – Kostyuk and Mirra Andreeva lead the tour with 12 match-wins on clay so far this season (including Billie Jean King Cup)

15 – Marta Kostyuk will rise to a new career-high ranking of 15 after winning Madrid

23 – Sinner extended his active winning streak to 23 matches in a row

28 – Sinner is on a 28-match winning streak at ATP Masters 1000 level. Only Novak Djokovic (31) and Roger Federer (29) have amassed longer streaks at this level. His Madrid triumph earned him the 28th tour-level title of his career

35 – Alexander Blockx’s new career-high ranking after reaching the Madrid semi-finals

43 – Hailey Baptiste hit a WTA tournament-leading 43 aces during her run to the semi-finals in Madrid. Potapova is the closest behind her with 24. Sinner also hit 43 aces en route to the title

57 – Sinner won the final in just 57 minutes against Zverev on Sunday

66.7 – Kostyuk has won 66.7% of the points when on her opponents’ second serve throughout the fortnight

150 – With her fourth-round victory over Naomi Osaka, Aryna Sabalenka became the sixth player to claim 150 WTA 1000 wins since the format’s introduction in 2009. Only Victoria Azarenka (199) has claimed 150 wins at this level in fewer matches than Sabalenka (200).