🇪🇸Spaniards at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 2026
2 in the draw, 4 wins and 2 losses between them. Carlos Alcaraz went furthest, to the final.
The full draw · every player, not just the Spaniards.
Who is left
2 players in the draw
- 🇪🇸Carlos Alcaraz[1]OutATPNo. 34–1 hereOut in the final to 🇮🇹 Jannik Sinner · 6-7(5) 3-6
- 🇪🇸Roberto Bautista AgutOutATP0–1 hereOut in the round of 64 to 🇮🇹 Matteo Berrettini · 0-4 RET
Every match
6 matches
- 12 Apr🇪🇸Carlos Alcarazlost to🇮🇹Jannik SinnerFinal6-753-6
- 11 Apr🇪🇸Carlos Alcarazdef.🇲🇨Valentin VacherotSemifinal6-46-4
- 10 Apr🇪🇸Carlos Alcarazdef.🇰🇿Alexander BublikQuarterfinal6-36-0
- 9 Apr🇪🇸Carlos Alcarazdef.🇦🇷Tomas Martin EtcheverryRound of 166-14-66-3
- 7 Apr🇪🇸Carlos Alcarazdef.🇦🇷Sebastian BaezRound of 326-16-3
- 7 Apr🇪🇸Roberto Bautista Agutlost to🇮🇹Matteo BerrettiniRound of 640-4ret.
How this list is decided
Membership is the federation a player competes under — the country code the ATP and WTA publish beside their ranking — not where they were born. Paula Badosa was born in New York and Kaitlin Quevedo in Florida, who played for the United States until the end of 2023; Cristina Bucsa was born in Moldova and has represented Spain since 2015; Oksana Selekhmeteva played for Russia and first appeared under the Spanish flag at Roland Garros 2026. Under the tours' own records all four play for Spain, and that is the record this page follows.
Everyone the draw itself flags is here, including qualifiers and wildcards outside the ranking ladder Setlex tracks — which is why this page can hold a player who has no profile elsewhere on the site. Doubles is not tracked, so these are singles draws only.