Taking place between September 30 - October 8, the WTA edition of the China Open is a WTA 1000 mandatory tournament which means a host of top names will be involved and can be watched using our TV Guide.

It is the 17th edition of the China Open and returns to the WTA Tour after not being held between 2020 and 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Peng Shuai issues which saw the boycott of tournaments in China.

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However since the Naomi Osaka - Ashleigh Barty final back in 2019, both players have become mothers and both are currently not on the tour due to maternity leave and retirement. This means a new winner will be crowned from the current crop.

Led by Aryna Sabalenka as World Number One, as well as the now World Number Two, Iga Swiatek. Coco Gauff will play her first tournament since becoming US Open champion with Jessica Pegula, Elena Rybakina, Maria Sakkari among a host of top names in Beijing.

The ATP edition is also currently taking place and acts as a pre-cursor to the WTA which will take full focus going into the weekend. Shown on Amazon Prime in the UK, it is on ESPN and Tennis Channel in the States. This will see a Local time of 12:30pm but 12:30am ET.

Where to watch - 2023 China Open

United Kingdom - Amazon Prime Video

Africa - Supersport and Canal +

Australia - beIN Sports

Belgium - Telenet, BeTV

Brazil - ESPN Brazil

Canada - TSN

China - MIGU

Croatia - SportKlub

Czech Republic - Eurosport

Denmark - TV2

France - Eurosport

Germany - Sky Deutschland

Greece - Nova

Italy - Super Tennis

Japan - WOWOW

Kazakhstan - Setanta Sports

Latin/South American - ESPN Latin America

Middle East - beIN Sports MENA

New Zealand - Sky NZ

Norway - Eurosport

Poland - Polsat

Serbia - RTS & SportKlub

Spain - Telefonica (Movistar)

Switzerland - SRG, Sky

United States - ESPN & Tennis Channel