Tennisin60 viewing guide
Find the right TV channel or streaming service for the match you want to see.
ATP, WTA and Grand Slam rights are different. Start with your country, then confirm the tournament and match on the official provider’s schedule.
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Find the match first, then choose a service.
These are starting points for tour coverage, not a promise that every court or tournament is included. Prices, available replays and subscription tiers are set by each provider.
Canada
TSN is listed by the ATP as a Canadian broadcaster. Tennis Canada also links to Sportsnet, RDS and TVA Sports; coverage varies by tournament and language. Check the event listing and the streaming package before subscribing.
United States
Tennis Channel offers ATP and WTA tour coverage through its television network and streaming service. Check the listed match and your subscription entitlement. The four Grand Slams have separate broadcast arrangements: use the tournament links below.
United Kingdom
Sky Sports Tennis is a starting point for ATP and WTA tour coverage. Sky offers viewing through its subscriptions and NOW. Check the daily channel listing; Grand Slam rights vary by tournament and are not all included in a tour package.
Australia
Tennis Australia lists beIN SPORTS for ATP and WTA tour coverage and provides links to other viewing services. Use its guide to distinguish tour matches from Grand Slams and confirm which service carries your event.
Live ATP tour matches, full-match replays and highlights. Coverage includes Masters 1000s, ATP 500s, selected ATP 250 action and the ATP Finals.
Not a Grand Slam subscription. Tennis TV does not cover the four majors, the WTA Tour, Challenger Tour, Davis Cup or Laver Cup. Check its calendar and territorial restrictions.
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Use the WTA’s tournament and country listings to find the authorised provider for women’s tour matches. Do not assume an ATP subscription also includes WTA tennis or the majors.
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Find your ATP broadcaster (opens in a new tab). For a major, use its own directory below.
Majors sell their broadcast rights separately from the ATP and WTA tours. These official directories are the best starting point for your location and the next edition.
Find the Australian Open broadcaster for your country.
Official broadcasters (opens in a new tab)Choose your geographic area in the official broadcaster guide.
Official broadcasters (opens in a new tab)Check the Championships’ official television coverage page.
Official broadcasters (opens in a new tab)Use the official international broadcast partner list.
Official broadcasters (opens in a new tab)Watch ATP Challenger action through the ATP’s official streaming destination. Open the event to check available courts and any local restrictions.
Open Challenger TV (opens in a new tab)The WTA advertises access to two courts at every WTA 125 tournament for Unlocked members. Use its official page to join and check access.
WTA 125 viewing details (opens in a new tab)Browse official ATP and WTA clips on Tennisin60. Highlights are edited recaps; they are different from a live match or full replay.
Watch official highlights →Find selected YouTube videos demonstrating professional serves, forehands, backhands and volleys. Designed for quick reference during lessons.
Open the Stroke Library →No single service should be assumed to cover every tour and major in every country. Confirm your tournament, court and subscription tier on the provider’s schedule.
Territorial rights, court selection and package restrictions can affect access. Use the tournament’s official broadcaster directory for the country where you are watching.
Check your provider’s supported devices, casting options and simultaneous-stream limits. A television channel subscription and a streaming subscription may have different entitlements.
This guide directs you to official providers. Tennisin60 helps you find schedules, scores, draws and official highlights; full-match viewing takes place with the rights holder.
