Legal ATP viewing guide
Use the United States guide to compare Tennis Channel’s television and streaming coverage with ATP’s Tennis TV service. Match availability depends on the tournament and package, and the four Grand Slams require separate rights checks.
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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
Primary broadcaster
ATP’s current TV schedule lists Tennis Channel for the United States, Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands. The television channel and direct streaming product can expose different courts or features, so check whether your cable package or streaming subscription includes the feed you want.
Official details ↗Direct ATP option
Tennis TV is ATP’s official live and on-demand service, with singles and doubles from regular ATP Tour events plus replays. It is useful for following an entire tournament, but it is a separate subscription and excludes all four Grand Slams.
Official details ↗Major exception
Do not assume a Tennis Channel or Tennis TV subscription includes every major. US Grand Slam rights differ by tournament and can change by season, so open the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon or US Open’s official broadcast page before subscribing.
Official details ↗Quick answers
Start with Tennis Channel for US television and streaming coverage or Tennis TV for the ATP direct service, then confirm the exact tournament and court.
No. They are separate services with different products, account systems and coverage. Compare both before paying.
No. Tennis TV has no rights to the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon or US Open.