Tennis Streaming Services – How to Watch Live Matches Online

If you love tennis but hate missing the action, you need a reliable streaming plan. The good news is that most big tournaments are available on at least one online service. Below we break down the most popular platforms, what they cover, and how to get a smooth picture without breaking the bank.

Popular Platforms for Live Tennis

Prime Video – Amazon’s streaming hub includes a few key events each year, such as the US Open and some ATP finals. You can watch live or on demand, but the exact lineup changes, so check the Prime Video sports page before you sign up.

ESPN+ – This is the go‑to for most ATP and WTA matches, plus Grand Slams in the U.S. A separate ESPN+ subscription is required even if you already have the regular ESPN cable channel.

Tennis TV – Run by the ATP, Tennis TV streams every ATP tournament live. It’s perfect for fans who want the whole tour, but you won’t get women's events or the Grand Slams.

Peacock – NBC’s streaming service carries the French Open and Wimbledon in the U.S. It also offers replays and highlight packages.

Hulu Live, YouTube TV, Sling TV – These live‑TV bundles include channels like ESPN, NBC Sports, and CBS Sports, which together cover most major tennis events. They’re a good choice if you want a broader sports lineup besides tennis.

Disney+ (Star) – In some regions, Disney+ bundles ESPN and includes ATP and WTA matches. Availability varies, so check the local catalog.

Tips to Get the Best Stream

1. Check the schedule – Tournaments often shift between services. Keep a quick list of where each Slam or ATP event is streaming this year.

2. Use a free trial – Most platforms offer a 7‑day trial. Sign up, watch the match you want, then cancel if you don’t need the full plan.

3. Watch on the right device – All major services work on phones, tablets, smart TVs, and browsers. For the least buffering, use a wired internet connection or a high‑speed Wi‑Fi router.

4. Consider a VPN – Some streams are region‑locked. A reputable VPN can give you access to the service’s catalog in another country, but make sure it’s allowed by the platform’s terms.

5. Bundle wisely – If you already pay for a live‑TV bundle, you might not need extra sports add‑ons. Compare the total monthly cost before purchasing a separate sports subscription.

6. Set reminders – Most apps let you add matches to your calendar. Activate push notifications so you never miss a serve.

By matching the right platform to your favorite tournaments and following these quick tips, you can enjoy every set, ace, and tiebreak from the comfort of your couch. No more flipping channels or missing the final point – just pick a service, hit play, and stay in the game.