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The past women's champions of the Madrid Open

See how much you know about the history of the WTA's side of the Spanish tournament.

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published May 11, 2019

The WTA Madrid Open is still a fairly new tournament; only a few players have captured the title in Spain, with others coming close by reaching multiple finals.

You might be surprised at who has the most titles, or the countries that these former champions come from. This year, Simona Halep and first-time finalist Kiki Bertens will face off in the Premier championship match.