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What you get from Tennis Channel's new, all-in-one streaming service

Unmatched access to the sport, featuring live and on-demand coverage of every court and our 24/7 network—all in one place.

ByBaseline Staff

Published Nov 12, 2024

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In a press release last week, Tennis Channel announced that its new, direct-to-consumer streaming service would, like a top doubles team, blend the best parts of two tennis mainstays: its television network and its subscription-streaming service.

Today, it has arrived, just in time for some big-time doubles matches—including Rafael Nadal's final match, at Davis Cup, exclusively on Tennis Channel. Not to mention every singles match under the sun that the tours follow, from January through November.

And if you're looking for your tennis fix in December? Well, Tennis Channel's new, all-in-one streaming service has that too. From exhibitions like The Garden Cup (December 4) to the United Cup later in the month, download the app to stream every court live and on-demand, including all content previously available through Tennis Channel+.

You can now subscribe for either $9.99/month, or $109.99/year.

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Watch Tennis Channel's broadcast, select from live and upcoming matches, or view replays of what you might have missed—or want to see again.

Watch Tennis Channel's broadcast, select from live and upcoming matches, or view replays of what you might have missed—or want to see again.

Here are the details on this breakthrough viewing platform:

STREAM TENNIS 24/7

With Tennis Channel’s direct-to-consumer streaming service, fans get full access to WTA & ATP tour events. Stream the most live tennis anywhere with over 100 tournaments and thousands of matches, all available live or on-demand. Subscribers can also enjoy our 24/7 network, which includes expert commentary, in-depth analysis, exclusive player interviews and TC Live—the only live studio show dedicated to tennis.

TENNIS ON YOUR TERMS

Our app puts fans in control of their viewing experience. Follow your favorite players in real-time, seamlessly switch between multiple live matches, or sit back and watch our live network coverage. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just getting started, Tennis Channel meets you where you are—bringing you the action your way, anytime, anywhere.

UNPARALLELED ACCESS

Access the most extensive lineup of men’s and women’s tennis all in one place. Enjoy the entire WTA & ATP seasons, including every 1000-level tournament, plus 500s, 250s and exhibitions. Stream major events like Indian Wells, Miami, Charleston, Madrid, Rome, Queens, Washington D.C., Cincinnati, Paris, Laver Cup, Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup, the ATP and WTA Year-End Finals, and more.

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Original programming and longform video, including T2's "Second Serve," are part of the new app.

Original programming and longform video, including T2's "Second Serve," are part of the new app.

EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS

Get an inside look at the world of tennis with exclusive on-demand content, including replays, match highlights, press conferences, draw ceremonies, original series, documentaries, podcasts, and more.

HOW TO WATCH

Download the Tennis Channel app or visit www.tennischannel.com to start streaming on your preferred device. Subscriptions are available at $109.99 per year or $9.99 per month. Currently available on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and Samsung Smart TVs, with additional devices to come.