Broadcasters

Current TV rights holders

Amazon Prime Video

Tournaments and upcoming coverage

approx. 37 ATP Tour events including all Masters 1000 and 500 level (to 2023; Sky Sports from 2024)
approx. 49 WTA Tour events - almost all (to 2023; Sky Sports from 2024)

BBC Sport

7-day Live Guide including radio and text commentaries

Wimbledon (to 2027)
ATP Queen's (to 2024) also on Prime Video to 2023
WTA matches at Eastbourne (to 2024) also on Prime Video to 2023
WTA Nottingham and Birmingham (in 2021-2023)* also on Prime Video to 2023
Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup ties involving Great Britain (in 2022-23)*

Eurosport/Discovery+

Tennis schedule on Discovery+

Australian Open and ATP Adelaide (to 2031)
French Open at Roland-Garros (to 2026)
Laver Cup (to 2030)

BT Sport

United Cup (in 2023*) also free on YouTube in 2023

Sky Sports

US Open (from 2023 to 2027)
ATP Tour (from 2024 to 2028) excluding UK events and Adelaide
WTA Tour (from 2024 to 2028) excluding UK events

Other broadcasters

Some tour events not covered by the above broadcasters are shown on ViaPlay (formerly FreeSports) and Tennis Channel International. The LTA live-streams some UK events on YouTube.

Davis Cup Finals: Tennis Channel International (in 2022-23)* GB ties and final on BBC
Billie Jean King Cup Finals: Tennis Channel International (in 2023)*

Tennis TV

tournament schedule | daily order of play

Over-the-top coverage provider for all ATP Tour events and the United Cup.

*Denotes rights holder for 2024 has not yet been announced.

Radio

The BBC has radio commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live and 5 Live Sports Extra from the four grand slams and selected tour events usually involving British players.

Each of the Grand Slams has its own radio station:
AO Radio | Radio Roland Garros | Wimbledon Radio | US Open Radio

In the Wimbledon area you can listen to Wimbledon Radio on 87.7 FM. Dedicated commentary for Centre Court is on 96.3 FM and No. 1 Court on 97.8 FM.

Live Sports FM broadcasts live commentary from the Ilkley Trophy.

RadioTennis.com has online commentary from selected tournaments around the world.

Podcasts

There are numerous podcasts around the world dedicated to tennis. Here’s my pick:

Tennis Weekly

Brought together by their unified passion for tennis and ability to not take each other too seriously, Joel Girling and Kim Mackenzie are here every Monday to give their verdict on the biggest stories from everyone’s favourite fuzzy yellow ball sport.