Legal ATP viewing guide
Start with the country where you will physically watch. This guide defaults to United States providers, then lets you switch to the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India or China and check today’s matches in your own time zone.
I am watching from:
United States providers are shown by default. Select another country to change the rights guide.
TV and streaming options
Availability varies by tournament, court and subscription package. Open the provider to confirm the exact live match.
How to use this tool
Select the country where you will physically watch; rights are based on location, not commentary language.
Compare the TV and streaming options and open the provider’s current event listing.
Check today’s match in your chosen time zone, then reconfirm the player and court near first serve.
Fan tip: Owning rights to a tournament does not always mean every outer court appears on the main television channel. Check the provider’s match-level stream list.
Viewing guide
Start here
Choose the country where the stream will be opened. A subscription purchased elsewhere, a commentary-language preference or a selected match time zone does not change territorial rights. The country buttons change providers; the time-zone selector changes only displayed start times.
Official details ↗Coverage boundary
Tennis TV covers ATP Masters 1000, ATP 500, ATP 250 and the ATP Finals, but it explicitly does not carry the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon or US Open. Search by the exact tournament before paying for a full-season service.
Official details ↗Before first serve
A broadcaster can own an event without putting every court on its main television channel. Use today’s match list, then open the provider and confirm the player, court and live feed; recheck near first serve after weather or earlier matches alter the order of play.
Official details ↗Quick answers
Select the country where you are watching, open today’s matches, then confirm the match in that provider’s live schedule. The answer changes by territory, tournament and court.
No. It covers regular ATP Tour events and finals, but not the four Grand Slams, Davis Cup or Laver Cup.
No. The time-zone control changes the displayed match time only. Broadcast access is determined by your physical market and the provider’s rights.