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How to stream ATP and WTA tennis live online in Australia

From grand slams to Davis Cup and Billie Jean Cup, experience the big serves and classic rallies of all the major tournaments.

Whether you prefer to follow the action on your mobile, tablet, browser or set-top box, there are multiple ways to indulge your tennis fandom. The 4 grand slams, the Davis Cup, the Billie Jean Cup and a host of ATP and WTA tennis events are all available to stream live online.

How to stream tennis live online in Australia

Australian tennis fans really do need to keep sharp if they plan on watching every tournament. All tennis is split over paid and free-to-air services.

For grand slam tournaments, Stan Sport gives you access to all 4 events, with the 9 Network broadcasting select matches on free-to-air TV. Stan Sport costs $15 a month, but keep in mind you will need a regular Stan subscription on top of that, incurring an extra monthly fee.

For standard ATP and WTA tournaments outside of the grand slams, beIN SPORTS CONNECT is your main option to stream tennis live online as it screens most of these.

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beIN SPORTS CONNECT has a large contingent of overseas ATP and WTA events, as well as the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup. You can land a beIN SPORTS CONNECT subscription for $14.99 a month. There is a 7-day free trial for new customers.

Then there's Fetch TV, which depending on your channel subscriptions, has a potential mixture of the ATP and WTA events available with beIN SPORTS available as a channel add-on.

You could previously watch tennis on beIN SPORTS via Foxtel and Kayo, but that is no longer the case after 1 July 2023.

Finally you've got Tennis TV available which says it has more than 2,500 ATP tennis matches from 63 tournaments, though it has no access to the big grand slam tournaments. Tennis TV is available for $19.99 a month or $149.99 annually.

How to watch the Australian Open

You can catch the Australian Open on either free-to-air TV with Nine or online via Stan Sport until 2029.

Check out our Australian Open viewing guide for more information.

How to stream the French Open

Nine and Stan Sport will be showing all the action from the red clay courts in Paris for the French Open.

You can check out our French Open viewing guide for more information.

How to stream Wimbledon tennis championships

Stan Sport and Nine have the broadcasting rights for Wimbledon.

For more information head to our Wimbledon viewing guide.

How to stream the US Open tennis

Nine and Stan Sport have the rights to broadcast the US Open up to and including the 2024 tournament.

Head to our US Open viewing guide for more information.

How to stream Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup tennis live online

If you want to stream the major non-grand slam tennis cup competitions, Channel 9 and the 9Now app have you covered for the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup, but only for the matches that occur in Australia. For those matches that occur overseas, the rights are owned by beIN SPORTS CONNECT.

You can subscribe directly to beIN SPORTS CONNECT. Both of these options cost $14.99 a month. You can also get a 7-day free trial on beIN SPORTS CONNECT.

beIN SPORTS is available on Fetch as one of its Special Interest additions.

How to stream other ATP and WTA tennis tournaments live online

There's plenty of other tennis to enjoy every year that impacts the ranking of the best players.

The big ATP/WTA tournaments that occur in Australia, such as the ATP Cup, Sydney Tennis Classic and Adelaide International, are all available through the 9 Network, 9Now and Stan Sport. It will be that way until 2029 after a new deal was signed between Tennis Australia and Nine.

Overseas tournaments are generally broadcast through beIN SPORTS CONNECT.

If you're a true fan of the smaller tournaments on the tennis calendar, you may want to consider Tennis TV. As the official live video streaming service of the ATP Tour it claims up to 2,000 live matches a year from all ATP Tour tournaments.

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    AnitaNovember 5, 2023

    Hi Mark, your article on How to stream ATP and WTA tennis live online in Australia was really helpful. It’s hard to find the right mix. Tennis TV has ATP live plus great highlights – short and extended plus a comprehensive ATP tour guide. BeINsport, is good for ATP and WTA but doesn’t seem to have any highlights – only full repeats, and they lockup. Besides turning to YouTube for highlights, do you know if there’s highlights in BeIN sports? Thanks

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      MarkNovember 15, 2023Finder

      Hi Anita,
      beIN Sports doesn’t seem to have highlights. It has full replays of matches available for a short period of time, and replays of a full day’s coverage, but doesn’t feature short highlights packages.
      Hope this helps.

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    AaronSeptember 7, 2020Finder

    Hi Anne,

    We’ve got a guide to watching the US Open, which includes all the ways you can watch or stream the tournament.

    A quick summary of it is:

    • SBS shows a few matches each day for free. They advertise that they have every men’s and women’s singles quarter-final, semi-final, and both finals
    • Kayo Sports has coverage every single day of the tournament via ESPN from 2am (AEST) through to the end of the day. You can stream matches via the internet live or on-demand. They also have every finals match. Kayo costs $25/month which allows you to watch on two devices at once. It also comes with a 14-day free trial.
    • Foxtel as the same coverage of the US Open as Kayo Sports. Your best option for Foxtel is Foxtel Now. It streams via the internet. To watch the US Open on Foxtel Now it would cost you $54 to get the Sports and Essentials packs. There is also a 10-day free trial.
    • Fetch TV also has US Open coverage thanks to ESPN. However, to watch via Fetch TV you’ll first need to purchase a Fetch TV box and then add on the Vibe channel pack.

    If there’s a specific match you’re hoping to watch please let me know and I’ll do my best to find out for you.

    Cheers,
    Aaron

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