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How To Watch the ATP Finals

Who will take the crown in the final ATP event of the year? Learn how to watch the tournament on TV and streaming.

Jannik Sinner’s injury means there will be a new ATP Finals champion in 2026. In light of that, there couldn’t be a better time to watch the ATP Finals.

The 2026 tournament runs from November 15 to 22 and consists of just eight players divided into two groups of four. Carlos Alcaraz is trying to win his first-ever title, while Alexander Zverev is looking to win his third.

This guide is for the hardcore tennis fans who can’t wait until the next major to watch the top players in the game. Read on to learn how to watch the ATP Finals and how much it will cost.

What channels air the ATP Finals?

The ATP Finals will air on the Tennis Channel in the United States.

Fans can also stream the tournament on Tennis TV, an app available on several TVs, mobile devices, and streaming devices. Fans need a premium subscription to watch the finals live and on demand.

While the ATP Finals is considered a significant tennis tournament, it’s not one of the four majors that air on networks like ESPN or TNT. Still, top players like Alcaraz, Zverev, Ben Shelton, and Frances Tiafoe will vie for the title.

2026 ATP Finals TV schedule

The first six days of the ATP Finals are in round-robin format before getting into the semifinal and final rounds. Each day will feature singles and doubles matches.

Check out the table below for the full ATP Finals schedule.

Event Date Early start (ET) Late start (ET) Channels
Round Robin
Doubles Nov. 15–20 5:30 a.m. Noon Tennis Channel
Singles Nov. 15–20 8:00 a.m. 2:30 p.m.* Tennis Channel
Semifinals
Doubles Saturday, Nov. 21 6:00 a.m. Noon* Tennis Channel
Singles Saturday, Nov. 21 8:30 a.m. 2:30 p.m.* Tennis Channel
Finals
Doubles Sunday, Nov. 22 9:00 a.m. — Tennis Channel
Singles Sunday, Nov. 22 Noon — Tennis Channel

*Not-before start times. Actual matches may begin later.

Best TV plans for watching the ATP Finals

Since the tournament only airs or streams in a couple of places, we recommend using a service that includes Tennis Channel in its channel lineup. We made two recommendations, and fans can learn more below.

Alternatively, fans can also subscribe to Tennis TV Premium. In the U.S., it costs $16.99 per month, $79.99 every six months, and $134.99 per year.

Best Overall: DIRECTV

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DIRECTV includes Tennis Channel on its MySports Genre Pack ($49.99/mo.). Also included in the plan are ESPN Unlimited and unlimited DVR storage. Tennis Channel is on channel 217.

DIRECTV serves many types of sports fans, including tennis fans. It carries ESPN, which is home to three of the four major tournaments. MySports also includes major sports networks and local channels in select markets, while regional sports networks require the MyHome Team add-on.

Best Budget Option: Tennis Channel

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Tennis Channel ($9.99/mo.) is available as a standalone streaming service. This is a great budget option for tennis fans who want to watch not only the ATP Finals, but other events in the calendar throughout the year, including the WTA Finals.

Tennis Channel is also available as an add-on through Amazon Prime Video for the same monthly price.

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How to watch the ATP Finals internationally

If you don’t live in the United States but still want to watch the ATP Finals live, there are plenty of options. Here’s a sample of the networks that will air the tournament all over the world. The full list is on the ATP Finals website.

  • Australia — beIN SPORTS Australia
  • Canada — TSN
  • China — Youku
  • France — Eurosport France
  • Germany — Sky Deutschland
  • Italy — Sky Italia, Mediaset
  • Netherlands — Ziggo Sport
  • Japan — UNEXT
  • Philippines — Elite Philippines
  • Spain — Telefonica/Movistar
  • United Kingdom — Sky UK

How to watch the ATP Finals FAQ

Can I watch the ATP Finals for free?

The best way to watch the ATP Finals without paying is with a free trial of a live TV streaming service that carries Tennis Channel.

Where are the ATP Finals taking place?

The 2026 ATP Finals will take place in Turin, Italy.

Can I watch the ATP Finals on T2?

You shouldn't forget T2 as an option to watch the ATP Finals live. Tennis Channel 2 is a FAST channel and not the same as the main Tennis Channel. But T2 may still feature some coverage of the ATP Finals.

Who won the 2025 ATP Finals?

Jannik Sinner beat Carlos Alcaraz in the 2025 tournament.

Why you should trust us

Our CableTV.com Junior Sports Writer, Alex Vejar, reviewed the ATP Finals schedule. He researched how Tennis TV works, what it costs, and how best to access it. He also confirmed how international fans can watch the ATP Finals on local networks.

Check out our How We Rank page to learn more about our methods.

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