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IPTV Tennis Channels events, dates and where to watch.

Melbourne in January, Paris in May, Wimbledon in June and New York in August — every Grand Slam and the tour finals.

Next: ATP Finals November 2026

Where Tennis is shown

  • Australian Open Nine, Fox Sports, Eurovision feed
  • Roland-Garros France Télévisions, Eurosport, TNT Sports
  • Wimbledon BBC, Eurosport, ESPN
  • US Open ESPN, Sky Sports
  • ATP Masters 1000 & WTA 1000 Sky Sports, Tennis Channel, Eurosport
  • ATP Finals Sky Sports, Tennis Channel
9 Channels featured 5 Events tracked 140+ Sports channels 12 hours Trial

Tennis on IPTV

The four Grand Slams and the ATP Finals

Tennis is a year-round sport built around four tournaments: the Australian Open opens the season in January, Roland-Garros follows in May, Wimbledon lands in late June and the US Open closes the Grand Slam year in August and September.

Between them sit the ATP Masters 1000 events, the WTA 1000 tournaments, the Davis Cup and the ATP Finals — the eight-player finale that ends the season in November.

Rasfox carries the European and American tennis channels, which means the day sessions from Melbourne are available in the morning in Europe and the evening sessions on the US West Coast are available after midnight if you want them live.

Australian Open

Shown on

Nine, Fox Sports, Eurovision feed

Roland-Garros

Shown on

France Télévisions, Eurosport, TNT Sports

Wimbledon

Shown on

BBC, Eurosport, ESPN

US Open

Shown on

ESPN, Sky Sports

Updated 2 October 2026

Upcoming Tennis events

Confirmed dates for the headline events and the season windows for the leagues and tours whose fixtures are published closer to the start. Every entry lists the channels that carry it.

All sports calendar
November 2026

ATP Finals

Europe

The eight best players of the season meet in a round-robin format to close the ATP year.

Where to watch

Sky Sports TCTennis Channel Eurosport
17–31 January 2027

Australian Open 2027

Melbourne Park, Melbourne

The first Grand Slam of the year: main draw from 17 January, women’s final on 30 January and the men’s final on 31 January.

Where to watch

NNine Fox Sports Eurosport ESPN
23 May – 6 June 2027

Roland-Garros 2027

Roland-Garros, Paris

The clay-court Grand Slam, played over two weeks with the night sessions under the roof of Court Philippe-Chatrier.

Where to watch

Eurosport TNT Sports FTFrance Télévisions
28 June – 11 July 2027

Wimbledon 2027

All England Club, London

Grass-court tennis at SW19, with the middle Sunday now part of the schedule and finals on the second weekend.

Where to watch

BBBC Eurosport ESPN
29 August – 12 September 2027

US Open 2027

Flushing Meadows, New York

The last Grand Slam of the year, with the famous night sessions in Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Where to watch

ESPN Sky Sports

Channel list

Channels where you can watch Tennis

18,500+ channels in total — sport, news, cinema, documentaries and kids — including 140+ sports channels. New channels are added every week.

ESPN logoESPN
Eurosport 1 logoEurosport 1
Sky Sports logoSky Sports
TNT Sports logoTNT Sports
DAZN logoDAZN
Fox Sports logoFox Sports
Movistar+ logoMovistar+
Sport TV logoSport TV
Canal+ Sport logoCanal+ Sport

News and general channels

Free-to-air and rolling-news channels sit in the same app, which makes switching from a match to the headlines a single tap.

BNBBC News
SNSky News
ESPN logoESPN
EEuronews
AJAl Jazeera
Teledeporte logoTeledeporte

Broadcasters

Which competition is on which channel

Rights differ by country, so the same match can appear on a different channel depending on where you are. The list below shows the broadcasters we carry for each competition.

01

Australian Open

Channel Nine, Fox Sports, Eurovision feed

02

Roland-Garros

Channel France Télévisions, Eurosport, TNT Sports

03

Wimbledon

Channel BBC, Eurosport, ESPN

04

US Open

Channel ESPN, Sky Sports

05

ATP Masters 1000 & WTA 1000

Channel Sky Sports, Tennis Channel, Eurosport

06

ATP Finals

Channel Sky Sports, Tennis Channel

07

Davis Cup & Billie Jean King Cup

Channel Eurosport, TNT Sports

08

Laver Cup

Channel Eurosport, Sky Sports

Pricing 🇺🇸 United States

One subscription, all the tennis channels

There is no sport supplement: the full channel list is included in the 1, 3, 6 and 12-month plans. Only the monthly price changes.

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How to watch Tennis on your own screens

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FAQ

Tennis — frequently asked questions

Channels, timings and replays: the questions we get most about tennis.

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Are all four Grand Slams included?

Yes — the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open are reachable through the sports channels in the package, including the qualifying weeks.

What are the 2027 Grand Slam dates?

The Australian Open runs 17–31 January 2027, Roland-Garros 23 May – 6 June, Wimbledon 28 June – 11 July and the US Open 29 August – 12 September.

Can I watch the outside courts, not just centre court?

The international tennis feeds include the show courts and a rotating selection of outside courts, which is useful during the first week of a Slam.

Is the ATP Finals covered in November?

Yes, the season-ending tournament is carried on the tennis channels included in the plan.

Will the overnight sessions be available later?

Replays stay available for seven days, which covers the Melbourne night sessions and the New York evening matches.

Do I need a sports package on top?

No. Tennis sits inside the single subscription, alongside the other sports on this site.

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