Watch tennis in Brazil 
Every channel and streaming service that broadcasts ATP, WTA and Grand Slam tennis in Brazil.
Stream live tennis in Brazil
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Grand Slam rights
| Tournament | Dates | Stream here |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Open | 18 Jan – 1 Feb | Tour broadcasters above |
| Roland Garros | 24 May – 7 Jun | Tour broadcasters above |
| Wimbledon | 29 Jun – 12 Jul | Tour broadcasters above |
| US Open | 31 Aug – 13 Sep | Tour broadcasters above |
Tennis broadcasting in Brazil, briefly
SporTV (and the Globoplay streaming app) covers ATP and WTA week-to-week in Brazil, with Bandeirantes carrying Wimbledon and ESPN/Star+ handling the Australian Open and US Open. Eurosport-equivalent rights for Roland Garros sit with Globo.
How to watch tennis for free in Brazil
Free, legal tennis is rarer than the search results suggest. The realistic options in Brazil are: free-to-air Grand Slam coverage where it exists (see the Slams table above), broadcaster free trials before subscribing, the official ATP Tour and WTA YouTube channels for highlights and post-match interviews, and bet365's in-play stream which is available to funded account holders in jurisdictions where bet365 is licensed.
Tennis Channel and Sky Sports occasionally run free preview windows around major events. The four Slams remain the most reliable free-to-air opportunity each season, Wimbledon on the BBC in the UK, the Australian Open on Channel 9 in Australia, the French Open on France TV, and selected US Open coverage via terrestrial syndication in some markets.
Questions, answered
Tennis TV's monthly subscription is usually the lowest-cost option globally for the ATP schedule. For Grand Slams, free-to-air or low-cost streaming options often exist, see the table above.
bet365's in-play stream is available to funded account holders in countries where bet365 is licensed. Check your local licensing position before opening an account.
VPN use is generally against streaming services' terms of use. The cleanest approach is to subscribe to the legitimate rightsholder for the country you're physically in.
Some Grand Slam coverage is free-to-air in many countries, see the Grand Slams rights table above. Beyond that, free trials and ATP/WTA YouTube highlights are the most reliable no-cost options.
The live order of play is updated every few minutes from the official ATP and WTA feeds, with the broadcaster for Brazil attached to each match.