Tennis live streams

How to watch a tennis live stream

Open the tennis page, choose a match and pick a source to start watching in your browser. At big tournaments, several matches run at once on different courts, so check the match title to make sure you have the one you want, and switch to another source if a stream is showing a different court. Sources are third-party streams, so quality and commentary vary. No account or app is needed, and everything works on mobile as well as desktop.

Grand Slams, ATP and WTA tours

The Grand Slam year starts in January with the Australian Open and continues through the French Open on clay, Wimbledon on grass and the US Open on hard courts, before the ATP Finals and WTA Finals close the year in November. Between the Slams, ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 events, the Davis Cup and the Billie Jean King Cup fill the calendar, and Rerace lists matches from them whenever third-party providers stream them.

Tips for following tennis online

Tennis start times are less predictable than in most sports, because a match usually follows the one before it on the same court. Rerace shows scheduled times in your local time zone, but treat later matches on a court as approximate and check back as play progresses. During the Australian Open and the Asian swing, many matches fall overnight in Europe, while the US Open’s night sessions run into the early hours.

Rain delays and long five-setters can push matches back by hours, so if a stream is not showing the match you expected, the court may still be finishing an earlier one. For smooth playback, use Wi-Fi, close unused tabs and try a different source if the picture stutters. On phones and tablets, landscape mode and full screen give the clearest view of the ball.