Legal ATP viewing guide
Youku’s ATP Media agreement covers broad ATP Tour streaming in China through 2026, including Masters 1000 events and the ATP Finals, with stated event exceptions. Check the live event page and treat Grand Slams separately.
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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
Current agreement
ATP says Youku’s three-year agreement covers more than 80 ATP and WTA tournaments annually from 2024 through 2026 and makes it the ATP Tour’s exclusive digital broadcast partner in China. Masters events and the ATP Finals are specifically included.
Official details ↗Coverage exceptions
The announced Youku agreement excludes ATP 500 and ATP 250 tournaments held in China, while the ATP broadcaster list separately identifies Youku for Masters 1000 coverage. Check the exact domestic event instead of applying the general platform rule to every Chinese tournament.
Official details ↗Local timing
European and North American matches can appear on the next date in China. Convert the confirmed start to China Standard Time, then search the provider by tournament and player because platform listings may not use the same English event title.
Official details ↗Quick answers
Youku is the ATP Tour’s exclusive digital broadcast partner in China under the agreement running through 2026, subject to stated event exceptions.
Yes. ATP’s announcement specifically includes the Nitto ATP Finals within Youku’s agreement.
Not automatically. The announced agreement excludes ATP 500 and ATP 250 events held in China, so check each domestic event’s official listing.