MADRID (Reuters) - Play at the Madrid Open was cancelled on Monday after a widespread power outage struck the Spanish capital, forcing 15th seed Grigor Dimitrov and his British opponent Jacob Fearnley ...

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PM local time (1034 GMT), stopping two ATP singles matches and one doubles match that were underway. In total, 22 matches had ...

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The Madrid Open turned into an unexpected adventure on Monday when a massive power outage swept through Spain and Portugal.

A massive power outage has knocked out electricity across parts of Spain and Portugal, shutting off traffic lights and causing chaos at airports, train stations and on the roads. Follow for live ...

Currently, there is no exact explanation for the power outage or a definitive timetable for when electricity will flow again. In the meantime, tournament organizers for the Mutua Madrid Open have ...

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A massive power outage has knocked out electricity across parts of Spain and Portugal, shutting off traffic lights and ...