Live tennis on TV and streaming today: Full ATP and WTA schedules

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The US Open – 2026's fourth and final Grand Slam – may be in the books but the tennis calendar goes on.
The WTA Tour is back to it with the Guadalajara Open Akron and next week's Singapore Tennis Open.
The next notable ATP tournament is the Japan Open but the Laver Cup arrives in London later this month as well.
Sky Sports dominates tennis coverage in the UK with regular action on a weekly basis after signing a new deal to show all the biggest games through to 2028.
Grand Slam events are a little more evenly distributed across multiple broadcasters, including the BBC, but we'll bring you all the details as and when they are confirmed.
We will bring you a regularly updated list of all the live tennis streaming from across the globe on a weekly basis, with plenty to look forward to in 2026.
Radio Times brings you a round-up of live tennis on TV today and coming up.
Tennis today: What live tennis is on TV this week?
ATP/WTA 500 events and above, plus other selected tournaments. All live on Sky Sports unless specified.
September
Monday 14 – Sunday 20 September
- WTA 500 Guadalajara Open Akron
Monday 21 – Sunday 27 September
- WTA 500 Singapore Tennis Open
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