Wanting to watch tennis on TV, or live stream the next big match online? GOAL has you covered. From the grand slams to smaller tournaments, we've got your back so you can watch your favourites from the likes of Jannik Sinner and Coco Gauff to Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek.
We're here with the first serve on where you can stream every smash and volley. Keep reading for our guide to find out the networks and streaming services you need to catch all of the coverage across the tennis calendar.
What networks hold TV rights to broadcast tennis in the USA?
| Grand Slam | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| Australian Open | Fubo, ESPN, ABC |
| French Open | TNT, MAX, truTV, Sling TV |
| Wimbledon | Fubo, ESPN, ABC |
| US Open | Peacock |
Other events on the tennis calendar throughout the year, including the ATP Masters 1000, are shown live on The Tennis Channel. You can access The Tennis Channel through its own streaming service, Tennis Channel Plus, or via DirecTV, fuboTV, and Sling TV (Orange).
What is the next Grand Slam in the tennis calendar?
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The French Open is the second of the four major tournaments on the tennis calendar, and up next for all of your tennis fans. The rivalry between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz has officially become the sport's main event. After Alcaraz’s miraculous comeback to defeat Sinner in the 2025 final, the narrative in 2026 is all about Sinner’s quest for the Career Grand Slam.
In the women's game, Iga Swiatek is hunting for a fifth Roland Garros title, which would officially move her into all-time great territory on this surface. After a slightly shaky start to 2026 (falling in the Australian Open QFs), Iga returns to her sanctuary. On Parisian clay, her sliding forehand is arguably the most dominant shot in tennis.
How can I watch the French Open 2026?
Even if you can’t make it to Paris in person, you can still feel like a part of the electric atmosphere from the comfort of your own home! Tennis fans in the United States will be able to watch all the French Open action across TNT, Max and truTV.
The latter two are available on Sling TV, which is a great option to meet all your sporting needs. Sling TV is an app-based live TV service designed to replace cable without a hefty contract. Unlike its "kitchen-sink" competitors that force you into $80+ monthly plans, Sling offers a segmented approach: pay for the package that fits your viewing habits (sports, news, or entertainment) and skip the rest.