Originally Posted by MARTYM8:
“If you just want Sky sports for tennis you really only need a 6 months a year subscription.
They have lots of coverage from early March to mid May - from Dubai to Rome with only Rotterdam in early Feb before then. Then nothing bar Hamburg from mid May to mid August. You then have Canada and Cinncy for two to three weeks but obviously no US coverage now. And then the final run in from China in mid October to the WTF in mid November although they do cover that Asian exhibition event in December sometimes.
So time it right and you will save money.
BT has no slams coverage although that could change post 2017 if they bid for the rights coming up. Eurosport has 3 of the slams now incl full US coverage plus Davis cup plus the UK grass court season and lots of the minor men's and women's events.
Tennis tv is ok but it's pricey per month - they used to have a much cheap app subscription but dropped it. Of course it's tailored for international audiences and they do cover some of the more osbcure tournaments.
And the challenger events are broadcast for free via livestream - a free way to see middle tier men's tennis every week.”
“If you just want Sky sports for tennis you really only need a 6 months a year subscription.
They have lots of coverage from early March to mid May - from Dubai to Rome with only Rotterdam in early Feb before then. Then nothing bar Hamburg from mid May to mid August. You then have Canada and Cinncy for two to three weeks but obviously no US coverage now. And then the final run in from China in mid October to the WTF in mid November although they do cover that Asian exhibition event in December sometimes.
So time it right and you will save money.
BT has no slams coverage although that could change post 2017 if they bid for the rights coming up. Eurosport has 3 of the slams now incl full US coverage plus Davis cup plus the UK grass court season and lots of the minor men's and women's events.
Tennis tv is ok but it's pricey per month - they used to have a much cheap app subscription but dropped it. Of course it's tailored for international audiences and they do cover some of the more osbcure tournaments.
And the challenger events are broadcast for free via livestream - a free way to see middle tier men's tennis every week.”
Remember there is a new channel Sky Sports Mix, which has been covering a fair bit of the ATP just lately (although they've had golf on for the last two days, so the channel is a bit hit and miss).




Congratulations Andy!
