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Start with the tournament’s official website and look for a current “How to Watch,” “Broadcast,” “TV” or “Streaming” page. Find the entry for your country or territory, check whether it covers the ATP event, the WTA event or both, then confirm the service on the broadcaster’s own website. If the tournament page is unclear, use the relevant tour’s official viewing guide as a cross-check.
Start with the tournament’s current broadcast page
A tournament’s own page is usually the most event-specific source: it can identify which services carry that edition and separate coverage by country or region. Use the page for the season you plan to watch; a past rights announcement or an undated country list may no longer describe current coverage.
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- Open the tournament’s official website. Search its navigation or site for “How to Watch,” “Broadcast,” “TV” or “Streaming.”
- Select your country or territory. Check the exact location rather than assuming that a deal in a neighboring country applies to you.
- Check the edition and tour. Confirm the page is for the current tournament season and whether the listing covers ATP, WTA or both.
- Verify the named service. Visit the broadcaster or platform’s own site and look for the tournament and dates there before subscribing.
The BNP Paribas Open’s official How To Watch page illustrates why this is useful: it separates domestic and international options, tells international viewers to check the channel for their country, and has distinct ATP and WTA partner sections. Its event listings include Tennis TV and WTA TV, but those names are not a universal answer for every tournament or country.
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Check the relevant tour guide
Use the official guide for the tour in question, then return to the event page or broadcaster site to confirm the specific tournament. The WTA’s Where to Watch guide is intended to show where viewers can watch WTA tournaments by region. Its regional results were displayed as loading when checked on 9 October 2026; if the guide does not show a result, try again later or use the tournament’s current broadcast page.
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Check ATP and WTA separately
A tournament may stage both tours, but coverage information can still be presented separately. Check the ATP and WTA listings independently rather than assuming one platform carries both draws. Tour streaming services are not automatically available for every event or territory; rely on the current official listing for the event and your location.
How to read rights announcements without overgeneralizing
Rights announcements can help confirm a listing, but they apply to the territories and periods they name. For example, the WTA’s 24 November 2023 announcement described a five-year Sky partnership beginning in 2024 for ATP and WTA Tour coverage in the UK and Ireland, Italy, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It also described non-exclusive rights in Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and South Tyrol. That dated announcement is not proof of coverage elsewhere or of availability beyond the stated term.
A season-specific example is the WTA’s 12 January 2026 announcement about China. It said Migu and Tencent platforms would show international WTA tournaments during the 2026 season, with Youku coverage continuing. The announcement excluded Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Chinese Taipei. Those details should be applied only to the stated season and territory.
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Compare the actual coverage before choosing a service
If the official page names more than one option, compare what each listing establishes. A broadcaster and a streaming platform may not offer identical coverage, and the listing may not spell out every service term.
| What to check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Tournament and edition | Rights can change by event and season; confirm the page names the tournament you want to watch. |
| Country or territory | A service listed for another market may not serve your location. |
| ATP, WTA or both | Coverage can be listed separately even at a tournament featuring both tours. |
| Live, delayed or on-demand coverage | Check the broadcaster’s own listing for the coverage format; the official event page may not state it. |
| Broadcaster or streaming service | Identify what kind of service is named, then check its own site for the event and dates. |
The cited official listings do not establish subscription prices, device compatibility, blackout rules or each service’s full terms. Check those details with the service itself rather than inferring them from a tournament’s broadcaster list.
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Quick verification checklist
- Is the source the tournament’s official page or the relevant tour’s official guide?
- Does it name your country or territory?
- Does the information apply to the current edition?
- Does it cover the ATP draw, the WTA draw or both?
- Does the broadcaster or platform itself confirm the event and dates?
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