How to watch The Garden Cup live from Madison Square Garden in the UK, USA and Australia featuring Aryna Sabalenka, Naomi Osaka, Nick Kyrgios and Tommy Paul

Monday, 08 December 2025 at 15:31

Aryna Sabalenka walks on court ahead of the US Open final.

The Garden Cup will take place on December 8, 2025 with another night of exhibition action from the world famous Madison Square Garden featuring four of the best players and entertainers in the sport and it will be broadcast live.

It will be shown on Tennis Channel at around 7pm (12am GMT/ 1am CET and 10am AEST). This can be found throughout the world on subscription basis including the UK. As well as simulcasted in the New York tri-state area on MSG Networks.

As per Tennis Channel, their international app has been discontinued for now but the channel can still be found via a variety of means including in the UK to watch the event if not on the dedicated channel in the States.

Long-time Tennis Channel commentator, Brett Haber will lead the announce team as well as Sam Querrey and sports anchor Carolyn Manno. 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 No.1 and four-time Grand Slam champion Aryna Sabalenka leads the field of global stars including four-time Grand Slam winner and former World No.1 Naomi Osaka as well as Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios and Olympic medalist Tommy Paul. An event that benefits the International Tennis Hall of Fame, it marks its 12th year and provides electrifying tennis matchups in a globally renowned setting.

How to watch Garden Cup 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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