TennisTV & Streaming Schedule
How to Watch Live Tennis (Tennis Streaming Options in 2026)
Tennis streaming has developed significantly in recent years. Furthermore, tennis was among the few sports to receive major coverage in live betting schedules as far back as 10 years ago—but we have a separate section for that below. Here, we will detail the options available now, in 2026, and which streaming methods are the most recommended.
Global Circuits: ATP & WTA
Let’s start with the classic ATP and WTA tournaments. For ATP (men), TennisTV.com broadcasts everything played on the main ATP circuit, with the exception of Grand Slams. Matches from the Challenger circuit can be viewed for free on ATP Challenger TV. Matches from ITF tournaments are also available for free on ITF World Tennis Tour live.
For WTA (women), a similar arrangement exists. WTA TV covers matches from the main circuit, while WTA Unlocked broadcasts tournaments from the secondary WTA 125 circuit for free. Additionally, as mentioned above, the ITF website hosts all women's ITF tournaments live, also for free.
From the perspective of coverage and accessibility, tennis is truly top-tier. Of course, alongside these two major streaming portals, there are TV networks that offer their own streaming options for clients.
Regional Availability
In the United Kingdom, unsurprisingly, Sky holds the "monopoly" on tennis matches, and TennisTV is essentially blocked. Regarding Grand Slams, the situation is slightly different, which we will detail below.
In the USA, Tennis Channel is the primary option for streaming, and TennisTV is blocked. On Tennis Channel, you will find both circuits (ATP and WTA).
For Europe, historically, the main channel for tennis was (and still is) Eurosport. Now, through the Discovery + HBO merger, we have the certainty of watching all four Grand Slams on HBO Max (paid) or Eurosport (on TV, without streaming). However, for ATP or WTA-only events, rights shift almost yearly. Sometimes the ATP circuit is picked up by Eurosport; other times, a different media group takes the matches. These local media groups usually offer clients a streaming option on various devices. Here on the site, we try to keep you updated with the most recent changes in the season's schedule.
In Latin America, a subscription to Disney+ will save you the headache. You can watch all matches, including Grand Slams. On TV, tennis is available on ESPN in the whole region.
In India, SonyLIV handles ATP distribution, including Grand Slams, with a slight difference regarding Wimbledon. Curiously, the WTA circuit isn't really broadcast on TV (or streamed) in India, but it is accessible on-demand via WTA TV.
For Southeast Asia, we have beIN Sports (via the beIN Connect app), which broadcasts almost the entire ATP and WTA season live.
The Grand Slams
When it comes to the best of the best, Continental Europe is in the strongest position. Eurosport/HBO Max broadcasts all four of these major tournaments, meaning fans don't have to hop between different services.
Latin America is in an equally good position where, as mentioned, Disney+ has coverage that includes the Grand Slams.
In the UK, Sky broadcasts Grand Slams, alongside Discovery+/Eurosport (only Roland Garros and the Australian Open), while BBC iPlayer offers Wimbledon for free (being a co-distributor of this tournament).
In USA, three of the four slams are broadcast by ESPN+, but Roland Garros streams only on Tennis Channel or NBC. Therefore, fans must switch services to see the French Open.
For India, SonyLIV holds 3 out of 4 Grand Slams, but Wimbledon is broadcast strictly on JioHotstar.
How to Stream Tennis with Bookmakers (e.g., bet365)
We won't speak only about bet365, because, generally, tennis is available at many online bookies, legally. This is often the best method for those who want total coverage of the sport within a single service.
Before you start, a few conditions must be met. The user must be over 18 or of legal age in their country of residence. It is mandatory to have access to a betting site with live transmissions. Due to regulations, many bookmakers are unavailable in various territories. However, the good news is that almost any serious bookie has tennis in their live schedule, so you are almost certain to find a solution. To watch matches online, a deposit is required (the minimum imposed by the site).
It is not mandatory to bet, though you can if you wish. The upside is that if you do not place bets, the deposit can be withdrawn at any time (though this comes with losing the right to live streaming).
Be aware that, even if the match is in the schedule (you can check here on this page), geolocation rules will apply and the event might be blocked in your territory.
These are roughly the options for live tennis streaming. We would choose the option linked to betting sites, just in case you don't want to sign up for multiple streaming subscriptions.