How to Live-Stream the ATP Finals
Don’t miss the season-ending showdown in Turin
The ATP Tour’s year-end climax, the Nitto ATP Finals, brings together the top eight singles players and eight doubles teams for one week of elite indoor hard-court tennis in Turin. If you’re looking to stream all the action live, here’s your go-to guide with the latest coverage details.
Official streaming platforms & broadcasters
For global streaming: the service Tennis TV provides live and on-demand coverage of the ATP Tour events, including the Nitto ATP Finals.
For regional broadcasters: the official TV schedule lists national networks across Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Australasia.
In Canada, for example, coverage is available via TSN (English) and TVA Sports (French) for major ATP 1000s and the Finals.
How to stream from anywhere
Subscribe to Tennis TV: choose the plan that works for you, download the app (iOS/Android), or stream via your smart-TV or device.
Check your region’s broadcaster: visit the official tournament “TV Schedule” page to see which channel or platform holds rights in your country.
When travelling or outside your country: be mindful of regional access restrictions and verify whether your streaming service supports log-in from abroad (or if you need to use your home region login). Some guides also mention use of VPNs for access—but be sure to follow all terms of service.
Quick-check list before match-day
Ensure your subscription is active before the tournament starts.
Download the app or log in on your streaming device ahead of time to avoid delays.
Verify session times for your time zone: the tournament runs on Central European Time (CET) in Turin, so adjust for your location.
Some sessions may begin with doubles matches followed by singles—so stay tuned for the full session, not just headline singles.
For best viewing: use a stable high-speed internet connection, consider a smart-TV or large screen, and ensure your app/device is updated.
Bookmark the official site and social-channels for any schedule updates or streaming alerts.
Where to watch the ATP Finals — by country/region
Canada
The official broadcaster is TSN (English) and its French-language counterpart (often via Réseau des sports, RDS) for ATP Tour events — including the year-end finals.
Coverage is also available via streaming through TSN’s digital platforms (such as TSN +).
United Kingdom
The ATP Finals are shown live via Sky Sports. According to sports-broadcasting contract sources, Sky holds the rights for the ATP Finals (and broader ATP Tour series) until at least 2028.
For streaming and on-demand, Sky’s apps and digital platforms provide access for subscribers.
Australia
In Australia, coverage is provided by beIN SPORTS Australia. For example, beIN holds broadcast rights for the ATP Finals and related ATP events.
Streaming is available via the beIN Sports Connect app and browser platform.
Middle East & North Africa (MENA)
The rights for the ATP Tour including the ATP Finals in MENA are held by beIN SPORTS (the global brand) through to at least 2028.
Final thoughts
Streaming the Nitto ATP Finals is straightforward once you know the right platform. With the global reach of Tennis TV, combined with regional broadcasters and mobile apps, fans around the world can catch the elite end-of-season event from anywhere. Plug in ahead of time, verify your service, and you’ll be ready when the action kicks off in Turin.
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