The Wimbledon Championships will take place between Monday, 30 June - Sunday, 13 July, with coverage all over the world on various TV channels for the third Grand Slam of the season and a visit to London at the All England Lawn & Tennis Club.
Carlos Alcaraz and Barbora Krejcikova are defending champions having won the titles in the men's and women's singles last year. Alcaraz returns aiming to become a three time champion alongside Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic and Jack Draper as leading protagonists.
Krejcikova became the latest shock winner of the women's title last year. She saw off Jasmine Paolini in the final. Previously, Marketa Vondrousova and Elena Rybakina were crowned champions, both by defeating Ons Jabeur. Iga Swiatek, Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauf,f and Jessica Pegula are among the top names in action.
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How to watch Wimbledon?
In the UK, the BBC as ever will show the full tournament with every court catered for over the fortnight. But there is a slight change similar to the Olympic Games in that the BBC have lost part of their rights to TNT Sports.
The channel which showed Roland Garros will get extended highlights also on their Discovery+ service. While also in addition, they will show both finals live so those who are subscribers of TNT Sports will get a differing view.
Elsewhere, it is Tennis Channel and ESPN in the USA which is not a massive change from the norm with the former in particular showing the tournament usually anyway. While in Australia, they will showcase the tournament on Nine Network, Australia and Stan Sport.
In Germany, it is shown on Prime Video. While in Spain it is Movistar Plus+. Below is a handy listing for most main countries who will show the tournament over the next fortnight in order to get the closest listing for your region.
Where to watch Wimbledon?
TV Guide
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| Albania | Digit-Alb |
| Andorra | MOVISTAR PLUS+ |
| Armenia | Fast Sports 1, Fast Sports 2 |
| Austria | Prime Video |
| Belgium | Eurosport and HBO Max streaming |
| Bosnia Herzegovina | SPORT KLUB |
| Bulgaria | Eurosport and Max Streaming |
| Croatia | SPORT KLUB |
| Cyprus | Cytavision |
| Czech Republic | Eurosport via Max Streaming |
| Denmark | DR |
| Estonia | S Sport / S Sport Plus |
| Finland | Eurosport via Max Streaming |
| France | beIN Sports France |
| Georgia | S Sport / S Sport Plus, Setanta Sports |
| Germany | Prime Video |
| Greece | Novasports Prime and Novasports6 |
| Hungary | Eurosport via Max Streaming |
| Iceland | Eurosport via Max Streaming |
| Ireland | Premier Sports |
| Italy | Sky Sport |
| Switzerland (Italian) | Sky Sport |
| Kazakhstan | Sport+Qazaqstan |
| Kosovo | Artmotion Telecom: Sport 1–6 |
| Kyrgyzstan | S Sport / S Sport Plus |
| Latvia | Go3 Sport |
| Lithuania | S Sport / S Sport Plus |
| Macedonia | Arena Sport |
| Malta | TSN Malta |
| Moldova | Setanta Sports |
| Montenegro | Arena Sport |
| Netherlands | Eurosport and HBO Max streaming / Ziggo |
| Norway | Eurosport via Max Streaming |
| Poland | Telewizja Polsat |
| Portugal | SportTV |
| Romania | Eurosport via Max Streaming |
| San Marino | Sky Sport |
| Serbia | RTS1, RTS2, Arena Sport |
| Slovakia | Eurosport via Max Streaming |
| Slovenia | SPORT KLUB |
| Spain | MOVISTAR PLUS+ |
| Sweden | Eurosport via Max Streaming |
| Switzerland | SRF, RTS, RSI |
| Tajikistan | S Sport / S Sport Plus |
| Turkey | S Sport / S Sport Plus, TRT SPOR |
| Turkmenistan | S Sport / S Sport Plus |
| Uzbekistan | S Sport / S Sport Plus |
| Ukraine | Setanta Sports (all platforms) |
| United Kingdom | BBC, TNT Sports & discovery+ |
| Vatican City | Sky Sport |
| Argentina to Venezuela (LATAM) | ESPN |
| Canada | TSN / RDS |
| United States | ESPN, The Tennis Channel |
| Australia | Nine Network Australia, Stan Sport |
| New Zealand | ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN on Disney+ |
| Pacific Islands | TVWAN Sports / ESPN |
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