On May 1, the Madrid 1000 ended a new round of competition, and the game broke out four major upsets. Men's Singles No. 4 seed Zverev, No. 6 seed Ruud and No. 8 seed Hurkacz were all upset at the same time and missed out on the quarterfinals. In the women's singles match, No. 8 seed Jabeur sent Keys 6-0 in the first set, and then lost two sets 1-2 to miss the semifinals.
- The three top seeds in men's singles were upset
No. 4 seed Zverev will face world No. 21 Serundolo in the fourth round. Zverev's strength is higher than that of his opponent, and the official odds given are 1.2 and his opponent is 4.5, which is a huge gap. Zverev was not in good form today, did not take advantage of the starting shot, lost two games in a row 3-6, 4-6, and was out of the tournament with a big score of 0-2 and missed the quarterfinals.
The No. 6 seed has been in great form lately, reaching two finals in a row, winning a 1000 runner-up and a 500 title. In the fourth round, his opponent was Ariassime. In both sets, Ruud was broken by his opponent and lost two games in a row 4-6, 5-7, and was upset 0-2.
No. 8 seed Hurkacz will face Fritz in the fourth round, and the two are close in strength. Hurkacz served in average form today, losing 2-7 in the first set tie-break, losing 4-6 in the second set, and missing the quarterfinals with a big score of 0-2.
Nadal entered as a wild card, claiming before the tournament that this would be his last appearance at the Madrid Masters. In the fourth round, Nadal's opponent was Lehechka. Nadal ended his final trip to Madrid 5-7, 4-6 and missed out on the quarter-finals. The era of giants will eventually come to an end.
In other matches, Medvedev, Rublev, Alcaraz and Sinner each defeated their opponents and advanced to the quarterfinals.
- Women's Singles Jabbar was reversed 1-2
Women's Singles No. 8 seed Abdul-Jabbar faced Keys in the fourth round, and the two sides met twice, both of which were won by Abdul-Jabbar. In the first set, Abdul-Jabbar was in hot form, winning 6 games in a row and easily winning 6-0.
In the second set, Jabbar continued his good form, breaking serve in the first game and starting the game 2-0. Case stopped the decline in time and won three games in a row to overtake the score 3-2. After Keys regained his touch, the game reversed, and he broke again in the 12th game to level the score at 7-5. In the deciding set, Abdul-Jabbar completely collapsed, losing 1-6 in only one game, and was reversed by Keys 1-2 and missed the semifinals.
In the other match, world No. 1 Swiatek met a stubborn resistance from Maya, losing the first set 4-6. In the second set, Keys was in hot form, defeating Maya 6-0, 6-2, and winning 2-1 to advance to the semifinals.