Tennis Channel Launches Direct-to-Consumer Streaming Platform
Tennis Channel is excited to announce the unveiling of its direct-to-consumer (DTC) streaming service, designed to elevate the tennis watching experience for fans across the country. This innovative platform combines the popular 24-hour network with a vast array of live and on-demand multicourt coverage, providing unmatched access to all things tennis.
Subscription Options Available
Beginning soon, subscribers will be able to access this unique service through the Tennis Channel app or website, with options for a $109.99 annual package or a convenient $9.99 monthly plan. This ensures that every fan can choose a payment option that suits their needs.
Comprehensive Content Features
The new service will streamline content that was previously part of the subscription-streaming service, Tennis Channel+. Subscribers can look forward to over 10,000 hours of live and on-demand tennis events, including replays, highlights, interviews, press conferences, and a wealth of original content like series and podcasts.
Enhanced Access for Current Subscribers
Current Tennis Channel subscribers are in for a treat, as they will receive the new flagship channel at no additional cost. Furthermore, customers who have Tennis Channel included in their cable or satellite video packages will also gain authenticated access to this expanded content through the network's app and website.
Exclusive Programming Benefits
This new all-in-one platform not only enhances user experience but also offers exclusive commentary, in-depth player analysis, and features like the popular studio show, Tennis Channel Live. Fans will have ample opportunities to engage with Hall of Famers such as Martina Navratilova and Jim Courier, who will share their insights and expertise.
Accessing Major Tournaments Worldwide
This DTC service stands out by providing the most extensive live tennis coverage, encompassing more than 100 tournaments and thousands of matches from prestigious tours, including both ATP and WTA seasons. Fans will be able to watch every significant event, including the year-end championships and international team competitions like the Davis Cup and Laver Cup.
Multi-Platform Availability
The Tennis Channel app is designed for easy access, being available on multiple devices, including iOS, Android, Apple TV, Amazon Firestick, and Roku. The company plans further expansion to other platforms, ensuring that fans can enjoy tennis on the go.
About Tennis Channel and Sinclair
Owned by Sinclair, Inc., Tennis Channel stands as a premier multiplatform destination exclusively dedicated to professional tennis and the broader tennis lifestyle. It offers the most comprehensive single-sport coverage on television, securing rights to major events including the US Open and Wimbledon. Tennis Channel and its sibling network T2 have truly become staples for tennis fans, presenting a lineup of professional competitions, events, and lifestyle content.
With programs including Tennis Channel International, the network also reaches audiences in Europe and Asia through digital subscriptions and ad-supported channels. This broad range of content underscores Tennis Channel's commitment to bringing the excitement of tennis to all fans.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Tennis Channel's new service?
The Tennis Channel is launching a direct-to-consumer streaming service that combines live and on-demand tennis content, providing fans with extensive viewing options.
How can I subscribe to the Tennis Channel?
Subscribers can sign up through the Tennis Channel app or website, with options for a yearly or monthly payment plan.
Will current subscribers have to pay more for the new service?
No, current subscribers will receive the new flagship channel at no additional cost.
What types of content will be available on the platform?
The platform offers access to thousands of hours of live and on-demand matches, replays, interviews, and original shows.
Is the Tennis Channel available on multiple devices?
Yes, the Tennis Channel app is accessible on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Amazon Firestick, and Roku, with plans to expand further.