TNT Sports has announced that it will deliver the most extensive coverage in history of the Roland-Garros tournament in the United States, starting on Sunday, May 25, at 5 a.m. ET. Broadcasting will occur on TNT, truTV, and the streaming platform Max. Viewers can expect nearly 300 hours of live programming originating from Paris, bolstered by significant streaming content, making this year’s coverage truly comprehensive.
Daily coverage will include multiple featured matches and a new daily studio show, “Live at Roland-Garros,” presented by Stella Artois, featuring analysis from a team of experienced tennis commentators. This year, TNT Sports will enhance viewer engagement with live in-match player interviews and coaches’ insights, making the experience more interactive and immersive.
truTV will introduce “The Rally at Roland-Garros,” which will feature a mix of studio commentary and live match coverage, capturing the most exciting moments across various courts throughout the tournament.
Max will be the exclusive platform for every match, offering over 900 competitive matches across categories including Boys, Girls, Men, Women, Legends, and Wheelchair tennis, commencing with the Qualifying Rounds on May 19. The platform will feature innovative options like Multiview, allowing fans to watch up to four matches simultaneously, as well as highlight reels of key moments throughout the action.
Additionally, digital platforms within TNT Sports, such as Bleacher Report and House of Highlights, will provide original content from the tournament, showcasing celebrity insights and exclusive athlete interviews.
This year marks the beginning of a new 10-year agreement that secures TNT Sports as the exclusive broadcaster of Roland-Garros in the U.S., with the company expanding its reach to nearly 50 European markets. Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent company of TNT Sports, is recognized as the largest global rights holder for Roland-Garros, further enhancing its prestige.
With an exciting lineup of programming scheduled from May 25 to June 8, tennis fans are set for an unforgettable experience. Notable sponsors supporting the event include Stella Artois, Vanda Pharmaceuticals, AT&T Business, and Raymond James, underscoring the significance of this year’s coverage.
This investment in comprehensive and accessible coverage paints a hopeful picture of growing interest in tennis among U.S. audiences, promising a well-rounded and engaging tournament this season.