How to watch A Racquet at the Rock featuring Alcaraz-Tiafoe and Anisimova-Pegula live on TV or stream in the UK, USA and Australia
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A Racquet at The Rock will take place on December 7, 2025 with some of the best players in the world set to lock horns on the court at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, ready to put on a show for the jubilant crowd. It will not just be the fans there who can watch it, with the event being broadcasted live.
The event will be shown on Tennis Channel from around 7pm (12am GMT/ 1am CET and 10am AEST). It can be found worldwide on subscription basis including the UK.
Currently, the Tennis Channel international app has been discontinued from September 30, 2025. This is just a temporary change but still means that the channel can be found using other routes in locations such as the UK. It will begin at 7:00pm ET on Tennis Channel 2 and the Tennis Channel App with a replay at the same time the day after.
World number one Carlos Alcaraz will be leading the lineup in New Jersey. The Spaniard is set to step onto the court for the first time since losing in the final of the ATP Finals. His eagerly anticipated return will see him face off against American Frances Tiafoe. An all-American battle will occur in the women's match, with world number four and two-time Grand Slam finalist Amanda Anisimova locking horns with former US Open finalist Jessica Pegula. There will be two best-of-three matches with a ten-point tiebreak in the case of a tie, with a mixed doubles match swiftly following. This is the inaugural Racquet at the Rock, with it hoping to be a popular event for players to put on a show for the crowd and enjoy themselves in a more relaxed environment.
How to watch A Racquet at The Rock internationally
Amazon Prime
- Open the Prime Video app or visit the Amazon Prime Video website
- Navigate to the Live TV section
- Select Sports from the categories
- Scroll to find and select Tennis Channel
LG (LG Channels / LG TV Plus)
- Turn on your LG Smart TV
- Press the Home button on your remote
- Launch the LG Channels app or select Live TV from the launcher bar
- Browse the channel guide or use the search function to find and select Tennis Channel
Rakuten TV (UK)
- Open the Rakuten TV app or visit rakuten.tv
- Navigate to the “Live TV” section
- Select "Sports" under the favourites tab on the left side and then scroll through the channel guide or use search to find Tennis Channel
Samsung (Samsung TV Plus)
- Turn on your Samsung Smart TV
- Launch Samsung TV Plus using the remote button or from the Home menu
- Navigate the channel guide or use the search function
- Select Tennis Channel
FreeLiveSports (SportTribal)
- Open the "FLS - Live Sports" app or visit watch.freelivesports.tv
- Select "Racquet" from the featured categories
- Scroll to find and select Tennis Channel
NetgemTV (SportTribal)TCL (TCL Channel / Free TV)
- Turn on your TCL TV (Note: Steps may vary slightly by operating system, e.g., Roku or Google TV)
- Press the Home button and open the “Live TV” or “TCL Channel” app
- Use the channel guide to find and select Tennis Channel
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