After recently winning the French Open, you can now watch Novak Djokovic try to close in on a calendar grand slam as he looks to equal Roger Federer's record of 8 Wimbledon wins. Djokovic is defending Wimbledon champion, after winning the past 4 championships.
In the women's event, it looks like it will be a tussle between the world's top 3 players for the crown. There's reigning champion Elena Rybakina, recent French Open winner and world number 1 Iga Świątek and Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka.
Australians taking part in Wimbledon 2023 include Alex de Minaur, Jason Kubler, Alexei Popyrin, Chris O'Connell, Max Purcell, Jordan Thompson, Aleksander Vukic and Daria Saville.
How to watch Wimbledon 2023 live in Australia
Wimbledon 2023 runs from Monday 3 to Monday 17 July AEST and you have 2 ways to watch it live in Australia.
You can watch live and free on TV on the 9 Network, but it will screen ads throughout the matches. It will broadcast Wimbledon matches from 8pm AEST each night.
Depending on which state you're in and what time of day it is, you'll find Wimbledon on either the main Channel 9 or multi-channels 9Gem or 9Go, or you can stream via 9Now.
To stream Wimbledon via 9Now, all you need to do is register a Nine account if you don't already have one.
You will also have to watch whatever matches are presented to you.
However, if you want to enjoy Wimbledon 2023 live and ad-free during play, you'll need a paid subscription to Stan Sport. The streaming service will show every match of Wimbledon live and on demand, plus centre court action will be in 4K UHD.
Stan Sport is an additional $15 a month add-on to a normal Stan subscription. So the cheapest package for watching Wimbledon on Stan Sport will start at $25 a month.
Stream tennis on beIN SPORTS CONNECT
While Stan Sport and the 9 Network screen Wimbledon and the other grand slam tournaments, you can access plenty of world-class tennis action elsewhere all year round.
For standard ATP and WTA tournaments outside of the grand slams, you can subscribe to beIN SPORTS CONNECT. beIN SPORTS CONNECT comes with a 7-day free trial for new customers. The sports streaming service has a large contingent of overseas ATP and WTA events, as well as the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup. It also features Wimbledon warm-up events at Mallorca and Eastbourne. You can land a beIN SPORTS CONNECT subscription for $14.99 a month.
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Stream beIN SPORTS CONNECT free for 7 days
Watch some of the biggest football leagues in the world, rugby and tennis on beIN SPORTS CONNECT.
You're also able to access beIN SPORTS content via Fetch TV. You must be subscribed to the beIN SPORTS special interest pack though, which costs $19.99 a month on top of your regular Fetch subscription.
Wimbledon frequently asked questions
In Australia, you can watch Wimbledon tennis on either the 9 Network or Stan Sport.
In Australia, Wimbledon tennis is on the 9 Network. It will vary as to whether it's on Channel 9, 9Gem or 9Go, so check your local guides to see which channel you need to tune in to on which day.
Yes, you can watch Wimbledon on your computer. You can stream for free via 9Now, or you can stream via Stan Sport. Both options have Mac and PC computers as compatible devices, allowing you to watch Wimbledon.
Yes, Wimbledon is on free-to-air TV in Australia on the 9 Network.
Yes, Channel 9 is showing Wimbledon. Keep in mind it might not always be on Channel 9, Wimbledon might be showing on either 9Gem or 9Go.
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