ATP TV GUIDE: How to watch Qatar Open, Los Cabos Open and Rio Open featuring RUBLEV, ALCARAZ, ZVEREV and TSITSIPAS
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A new week of competition on the men's tour stands out with the ATP 250 Qatar Open and Los Cabos Open, along with the ATP 500 Rio Open, featuring the presence of key figures on the Tour, including Carlos Alcaraz, Andrey Rublev, Alexander Zverev, and Stefanos Tsitsipas.
The Qatar Open experienced the last-minute withdrawal of Rafael Nadal, but nevertheless, it will feature a main draw with top-notch players, led by Russians Andrey Rublev (No. 5) and Karen Khachanov (No. 17), along with notable figures such as Ugo Humbert (No. 18), Alexander Bublik (No. 21), and Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (No. 24).
The Tour will also make a return to Mexico, where the top seeds will be Alexander Zverev (No. 6), Alex de Minaur (No. 9), Stefanos Tsitsipas (No. 11), and Casper Ruud (No. 12) in the final stop before the Sunshine Double in the United States.
Finally, the most significant tournament of the week will be the ATP 500 Rio Open, part of the South American Golden Swing, with the stellar presence of Carlos Alcaraz (finalist in 2023), followed by South Americans Nicolas Jarry (No. 20) and Francisco Cerundolo (No. 22), along with the defending champion Cameron Norrie.
You can follow the television broadcasts of the latest ATP tournaments before Indian Wells on the following platforms.
How to watch 2024 Qatar Open, Los Cabos Open and Rio Open
| Area | ATP Masters 1000s | ATP 500s | ATP 250s |
| Africa 1* | Supersport | Supersport | N/A |
| Africa 2* | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Albania & Kosovo | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Australia | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Austria | Sky | Sky | Sky, Cliq.de |
| Balkans* | Sportklub | Sportklub | Sportklub |
| Baltics* | TV3 | TV3 | TV3 |
| Belgium | Telenet,BeTV | Telenet,BeTV | RTL Belgium,BeTV |
| Brunei | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Bulgaria | A1 Max Sport | A1 Max Sport | A1 Max Sport |
| Cambodia | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Canada | Rogers Sportsnet,TSN | TSN | TSN |
| China | MIGUCCTVShanghai TVIQIYITencent | MIGU | MIGU |
| Cyprus | CYTA | CYTA | CYTA |
| Czech Republic | Digisport | Digisport | Digisport,Nova TV |
| Denmark | TV2 | TV2 | TV2 |
| East Timor | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| France* | Canal+/Eurosport | Eurosport | Eurosport |
| Eastern Europe* | Setanta | Setanta | N/A |
| Georgia | Silk Media/Setanta Georgia | Silk Media/Setanta Georgia | Setanta Georgia |
| Germany | Sky Deutschland | Sky Deutschland | Sky Deutschland |
| Greece | Cosmote | Cosmote | Cosmote |
| Hong Kong | PCCW | PCCW | PCCW |
| Hungary | Network 4 | Network 4 | Network 4 |
| India | Sony LIV | Tennis TV | Tennis TV |
| Indonesia | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Israel | Charlton | Sport5 | Sport5 |
| Italy | Sky Italia, SuperTennis | Sportcast (SuperTennis) | Sportcast (SuperTennis) |
| Japan | WOWOW,Gaora Sports Channel | WOWOW | WOWOW |
| Laos | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Latin America* | ESPN | ESPN | ESPN |
| Malaysia | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Malta | GO | GO | N/A |
| Middle East & North Africa | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports,Dubai Sports Channel |
| Moldova | Setanta | N/A | N/A |
| Netherlands | Ziggo | Ziggo | Ziggo |
| Philippines | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Poland | Polsat | Polsat | Polsat |
| Portugal | Sport TV | Sport TV | Sport TV |
| Republic of Ireland | Sky UK | Sky UK | Sky UK |
| Romania | Digisport | Digisport | Digisport,Prima Sport |
| Singapore | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Slovakia | Digisport | Digisport | Digisport |
| South Africa | SuperSport | SuperSport | N/A |
| South America | ESPN | ESPN | ESPN |
| South Korea | Eclat | Eclat | Eclat |
| Spain | Telefonica(Movistar),Siccative (TVE) | Telefonica (Movistar) | Telefonica (Movistar) |
| Switzerland | Sky | Sky | Sky |
| Taiwan | Sino Catch (Sportcast) | Sino Catch (Sportcast) | Sino Catch(Sportcast) |
| Thailand | beIN Sports | beIN Sports | beIN Sports |
| Turkey | S Sport | S Sport | S Sport |
| Ukraine | Setanta | Setanta | N/A |
| United Kingdom | Sky UK | Sky UK | Sky UK |
| United States* | Tennis Channel | Tennis Channel | Tennis Channel |
| Vietnam | TBC | TBC | TBC |
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