The Mutua Madrid Open becomes the epicenter of world tennis with a new clay-court challenge, where Joma will have strong representation thanks to its players.
Over the coming days, Madrid will become a global meeting point. Tennis will set the pace at the Mutua Madrid Open, where Joma will not just watch from the sidelines but will take an active role through its elite players.
At one of the world’s premier tennis showcases, the Mutua Madrid Open, the brand will expand its visibility among international audiences, strengthening its connection with high performance. Several Joma players will take center stage in numerous matches, both in singles and doubles.
More than 20 Joma players in Madrid
The Mutua Madrid Open is much more than a tournament. It is one of the major showcases of world tennis. For Joma, being there means being part of that global spotlight, supporting its players in a setting where both the level of competition and visibility are at their highest.
Specifically, the brand will be represented by more than 20 players across the main draw and qualifying rounds:
In the men’s main draw, players such a:
- Tomáš Macháč
- Fábián Marozsán
- Camilo Ugo Carabelli
- Mariano Navone
- Miomir Kecmanović
- Alexandre Müller
- Pablo Carreño
In the women’s draw, Joma will be represented by:
- Marie Bouzková
- Magda Linette
- Ann Li
- Kateřina Siniaková
- Solana Sierra
- Jessica Bouzas
- Kaitlin Quevedo
In addition, other Joma players such as Aleksandar Vukic, Pedro Martínez Portero, Tomás Barrios, Jaime Faria, Sara Sorribes, Leyre Romero, Nuria Brancaccio, Viktoriya Tomova, Dominika Šalková, Panna Udvardy, and Ruth Roura will aim to secure a place in the main draw through the qualifying rounds.
Equipped for high performance
All Joma players competing in Madrid will do so wearing equipment from the Spanish brand, specifically designed for professional tennis.
Both apparel and footwear incorporate performance-focused technologies: materials that enhance breathability, designs that allow freedom of movement, and structures that provide stability on court. Everything is designed to meet the real demands of competition.
The goal is clear: to allow each player to focus on their game and perform at their best in an environment where every detail makes a difference.
