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Monte-Carlo Masters draw

The last four rounds with scores. Seed numbers come from the Monte-Carlo Masters sheet.

R64R32R16QFSFFinal

Round of 16

1Carlos Alcaraz6 4 6
Tomas Martin Etcheverry1 6 3
8Alexander Bublik6 7
11Jiri Lehecka2 5
Valentin Vacherot6 6 6
PRHubert Hurkacz74 3 4
5Alex De Minaur7 74
QAlexander Blockx5 6
Joao Fonseca6 6
WCMatteo Berrettini3 2
3Alexander Zverev6 7
Zizou Bergs2 5
6Felix Auger Aliassime7 2
9Casper Ruud5 2
2Jannik Sinner6 6 6
Tomas Machac1 73 3

Quarterfinal

1Carlos Alcaraz6 6
8Alexander Bublik3 0
Valentin Vacherot6 3 6
5Alex De Minaur4 6 3
3Alexander Zverev7 6 6
Joao Fonseca5 73 3
2Jannik Sinner6 6
6Felix Auger Aliassime3 4

Semifinal

1Carlos Alcaraz6 6
Valentin Vacherot4 4
2Jannik Sinner6 6
3Alexander Zverev1 4

Final

2Jannik Sinner75 6
1Carlos Alcaraz6 3

The Monte-Carlo Masters 2026: how the draw went

This bracket is the Monte-Carlo Masters 2026, played on clay courts in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin from 5 Apr to 12 Apr 2026, with 56 players entered and the top 8 seeds skipping the first round.

Jannik Sinner won 5 matches to take the 2026 title, beating Felix Auger Aliassime, Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz over the closing rounds.

Carlos Alcaraz came the same distance on the other half of the sheet, 4 wins before the final, which finished 7-6, 6-3.

15 of the matches above carry a full score here: 10 finished in straight sets and 5 went to a third. The hardest of them was Carlos Alcaraz against Tomas Martin Etcheverry, 3 sets in the round of 16. Best of three across all 55 matches, which is how the Monte-Carlo Masters fits a full draw into April.

Reading the Monte-Carlo Masters bracket

This is a draw of 56, so the top 8 seeds skip the first round and 55 matches decide the title. Seedings sit in front of the name, qualifiers carry a Q, and tie-break points ride above the set score. The draws guide explains why any of it matters.

The Monte-Carlo Masters page has the dates, the surface and the broadcasters.

The rest of the clay season

The draws either side of this one belong to Madrid Open, Italian Open and Roland Garros, close enough in the calendar that the same names keep arriving in the same rounds.