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Spain Masters

Played 6 times since 2018, in 3 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Madrid in 2024.

6
editions
45
champions
3
host cities
2018
first held
Each mark is an edition; the gold one is the latest, 2024.
Latest editionFull draw

Spain Masters 2024

Centro Deportivo Municipal Gallur · Madrid, Spain · 26–31 Mar · US$210,000 in prize money

Men's singles Loh Kean YewSIN Toma Junior PopovFRA 21–11 15–21 22–20
Women's singles Ratchanok IntanonTHA Supanida KatethongTHA 21–12 21–9
Men's doubles Sabar Karyaman GutamaINAMuhammad Reza Pahlevi IsfahaniINA Junaidi ArifMASYap Roy KingMAS 21–18 17–21 21–19
Women's doubles Rin UesakaJPNKie NakanishiJPN Febriana Dwipuji KusumaINAAmallia Cahaya PratiwiINA 12–21 21–8 21–16
Mixed doubles Rinov RivaldyINAPitha Haningtyas MentariINA Cheng XingCHNZhang ChiCHN 17–21 21–12 21–13
Roll of honour

Every champion, year by year.

Newest first. Each year opens that edition's full draw.

2024Madrid
Men's singlesLoh Kean YewSIN
Women's singlesRatchanok IntanonTHA
Men's doublesSabar Karyaman GutamaINAMuhammad Reza Pahlevi IsfahaniINA
Women's doublesRin UesakaJPNKie NakanishiJPN
Mixed doublesRinov RivaldyINAPitha Haningtyas MentariINA
2023Madrid
Men's singlesKenta NishimotoJPN
Women's singlesGregoria Mariska TunjungINA
Men's doublesHe JitingCHNZhou HaodongCHN
Women's doublesLiu ShengshuCHNTan NingCHN
Mixed doublesMathias ChristiansenDENAlexandra BøjeDEN
2021Huelva
Men's singlesToma Junior PopovFRA
Women's singlesPutri Kusuma WardaniINA
Men's doublesPramudya KusumawardanaAUSYeremia RambitanINA
Women's doublesYulfira BarkahINAFebby Valencia Dwijayanti GaniINA
Mixed doublesRinov RivaldyINAPitha Haningtyas MentariINA
2020Barcelona
Men's singlesViktor AxelsenDEN
Women's singlesPornpawee ChochuwongTHA
Men's doublesKim AstrupDENAnders Skaarup RasmussenDEN
Women's doublesGreysia PoliiINAApriyani RahayuINA
Mixed doublesKim Sa-rangKORKim Ha-naKOR
2019Barcelona
Men's singlesViktor AxelsenDEN
Women's singlesMia BlichfeldtDEN
Men's doublesLee YangTPEWang Chi-linTPE
Women's doublesKim So-yeongKORKong Hee-yongKOR
Mixed doublesSeo Seung-jaeKORChae Yoo-jungKOR
2018Barcelona
Men's singlesRasmus GemkeDEN
Women's singlesMinatsu MitaniJPN
Men's doublesKim Gi-jungKORLee Yong-daeKOR
Women's doublesMayu MatsumotoJPNWakana NagaharaJPN
Mixed doublesNiclas NøhrDENSara ThygesenDEN
Most titles

The most decorated players.

A doubles title counts once for each partner; a nation's count is its titles, whichever partner it came through.

  1. 1
    Viktor AxelsenDEN Men's singles 2 · 2019 to 2020
    2
  2. 2
    Rinov RivaldyINA Mixed doubles 2 · 2021 to 2024
    2
  3. 3
    Pitha Haningtyas MentariINA Mixed doubles 2 · 2021 to 2024
    2
  4. 4
    Kim Gi-jungKOR Men's doubles 1 · 2018
    1
  5. 5
    Lee Yong-daeKOR Men's doubles 1 · 2018
    1
  6. 6
    Rasmus GemkeDEN Men's singles 1 · 2018
    1
  7. 7
    Mayu MatsumotoJPN Women's doubles 1 · 2018
    1
  8. 8
    Wakana NagaharaJPN Women's doubles 1 · 2018
    1
  9. 9
    Minatsu MitaniJPN Women's singles 1 · 2018
    1
  10. 10
    Niclas NøhrDEN Mixed doubles 1 · 2018
    1
  11. 11
    Sara ThygesenDEN Mixed doubles 1 · 2018
    1
  12. 12
    Lee YangTPE Men's doubles 1 · 2019
    1

By nation

  1. Indonesia8
  2. Denmark7
  3. South Korea4
  4. Japan4
  5. Thailand2
  6. China2
  7. Chinese Taipei1
  8. Australia1
  9. France1
  10. Singapore1
Where it is played

Host cities and venues.

Every edition with a recorded host city; editions without one are left out.

Cities

  • BarcelonaSpain3 editions, 2018 to 2020
  • MadridSpain2 editions, 2023 to 2024
  • HuelvaSpain1 edition, 2021

Venues

  • Centro Deportivo Municipal GallurMadrid2 editions, 2023 to 2024
  • Palacio de los Deportes Carolina MarínHuelva1 edition, 2021
  • Pavelló de la Vall d'HebronBarcelona3 editions, 2018 to 2020