Live tennis today | What live tennis is on TV and streaming?
The French Open is over and now all eyes will turn to grass with Wimbledon hot on the heels of the second major of the year.
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Novak Djokovic reigned supreme at Roland-Garros and can take a big step towards his first calendar grand slam should he go all the way in SW19.
However, before we get to the All England Club, there's still a host of wonderful warm-up tournaments to savour across the lush lawns of the UK and beyond, with Nottingham, Eastbourne and Queen's on the agenda.
Amazon Prime Video dominates tennis coverage in the UK with regular action on a weekly basis, while the Grand Slam events are a little more evenly distributed across multiple broadcasters, including the BBC.
We will bring you a regularly updated list of all the live tennis streaming from across the globe on a weekly basis, with plenty to look forward to in 2023.
RadioTimes.com brings you a round-up of live tennis on TV today and coming up.
Tennis today: What live tennis is on TV today?
All tennis live on Amazon Prime Video unless specified. ATP/WTA 250 events and above, plus selected alternative tournaments.
ATP
12–18th June: Stuttgart Open (ATP 250) Tennis TV
12–18th June: Rosmalen Grass Court Championships (ATP 250)
19–25th June: Halle Open (ATP 500)
19–25th June: Queen's Club Championships (ATP 500) Amazon Prime Video / BBC iPlayer
26th June – 2nd July: Eastbourne International (ATP 250) Amazon Prime Video / BBC iPlayer
26th June – 2nd July: Mallorca Championships (ATP 250)
3rd–10th July: Wimbledon (Grand Slam) BBC / BBC iPlayer
WTA
12–18th June: Nottingham Open (WTA 250) Amazon Prime Video / BBC iPlayer
12–18th June: Rosmalen Grass Court Championships (WTA 250)
19–25th June: Birmingham Classic (WTA 250) Amazon Prime Video / BBC iPlayer
19–25th June: German Open (WTA 500)
26th June – 2nd July: Eastbourne International (WTA 500) Amazon Prime Video / BBC iPlayer
26th June – 2nd July: Bad Homburg Open (WTA 250)
3rd–10th July: Wimbledon (Grand Slam) BBC
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