How to watch Macau Tennis Masters live on TV or stream in UK, USA, and Australia featuring Alexandra Eala, Ugo Humbert, and Mirra Andreeva

Saturday, 27 December 2025 at 08:45

The 2025 Macau Tennis Masters is set to take place between December 27 and 28 at the Macau Forum, featuring a mix of ATP and WTA players to close out the year in the third edition of this exhibition. This year features legends Li Na and Conchita Martínez as captains of two mixed teams facing off in the midst of their Australian Open preparations.

Team Li Na will feature Alexandra Eala—recent gold medalist at the SEA Games—alongside local Jerry Shang and Frenchman Ugo Humbert. The latter is replacing Brit Jack Draper, who withdrew a few days ago due to physical issues.

They will face the team led by former Wimbledon champion Conchita Martínez, who boasts a roster of international stars: World No. 9 Mirra Andreeva will join Yibing Wu and the Spaniard World No. 13 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.

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The teams will compete in men’s and women’s singles matches, as well as mixed doubles duels on both days.

"The MGM Macau Tennis Masters grows every year, and this will be our most spectacular edition yet," said Luiz Carvalho, Tournament Director and MARI Group Senior Vice President of Tennis Events. "Fans can expect world-class tennis, thrilling rallies, and unforgettable moments from six incredible athletes, headlined by legends Li Na and Conchita Martínez."

The two teams are:

• Team Li Na: Alexandra Eala, Ugo Humbert, Juncheng Shang

• Team Conchita: Mirra Andreeva, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Yibing Wu

How and where to watch

The duel will be broadcast via Tennis Channel on its various platforms.

Start Time: The action begins at 11:00 AM local time at the Macau Forum (UTC+8).

Here is the schedule converted for international viewers (December 27 & 28):

• Melbourne (AEDT): 2:00 PM (14:00)

• London (GMT): 3:00 AM

• New York (EST): 10:00 PM (Note: Broadcast begins on the previous night, Dec 26 & 27)

• California (PST): 7:00 PM (Note: Broadcast begins on the previous night, Dec 26 & 27)

Where can you continue streaming Tennis Channel?

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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