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TV GUIDE: How to watch Pickleball Slam 2 on Sunday featuring Agassi & Graf v Sharapova & McEnroe
OtherSunday, 04 February 2024 at 20:00
Sunday night sees Pickleball Slam 2 take place, the second edition of the $1million tournament which will take place at the Seminole Hard Rock and Casino Hollywood in South Florida, USA. But how do you watch it? TennisUpToDate has a handy TV Guide with all the information.
The marquee match of the tournament sees Andre Agassi team up with his wife, Steffi Graf to take on John McEnroe and Maria Sharapova in a best-of-three mixed doubles match in Las Vegas. They will also be joined by Jack Sock and James Blake as they captain the Agassi and McEnroe teams respectively.
Agassi will make his second appearance at the exhibition event knowing the lucrative riches having taken home $1million last year and he will be joined by his wife Steffi Graf with the 22-time major champion in good fettle last year having a hit with Agassi during the breaks on court in the coverage.
John McEnroe on the otherhand will certainly be out for revenge. He was edged out by Agassi in a three-set doubles match in 2023. He will be joined by Maria Sharapova who was a surprise inclusion and is perhaps the player to look out for given she is the youngest in the field.
But how do you watch this engrossing sporting event? Those in the US can watch all of the action on ESPN2. Fans in the USA can also catch it on fuboTV, an American streaming television service.
It will take place at 8:30pm ET which is around 2:30 CET on Sunday/Monday morning depending on where you are based. But who takes home the $1m cheque and is it repeat or revenge?
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