For tennis enthusiasts, keeping up to date with the major tournaments and their favorite players is essential.
With the explosion of streaming platforms, finding where to watch every ace, return and match point has become simpler.
But with so many alternatives, what are the best apps to have on your cell phone here in Brazil?
Official Apps for Circuits and Major Events
One of the safest ways to follow the big clashes is through the official apps of the tournaments themselves or the circuits that organize them.
They often go beyond broadcasting, offering real-time stats, up-to-date news, and highlights.
- Grand Slams Apps: The four Grand Slams Australian Open, Roland Garros (French Open), Wimbledon and US Open They often release their own apps during tournament times. They offer live coverage (often free or with a subscription), replays, scores, and lots of exclusive content. Keep an eye on the announcements for each Grand Slam to download the right app at the right time.
- Tennis TV: This is the official streaming service for the men's circuit, ATP Tour. Tennis TV provides access to all ATP Tour matches (ATP 250, ATP 500, Masters 1000, ATP Finals), excluding Grand Slams. It is a paid service, but essential for those who follow men's tennis closely, with live matches, full replays and the best plays of the matches.
- WTA TV: Similar to Tennis TV, WTA TV is the official service for the women's circuit, WTA Tour. It broadcasts most of the matches on the WTA circuit (with the exception of Grand Slams and some specific events), offering live and on-demand content. It is the ideal option for those who want to follow the stars of women's tennis closely.
Comprehensive Sports Streaming Services
In addition to apps focused specifically on tennis, many broader sports streaming services include tennis in their programming.
The advantage here is that you can get access to a variety of other sports besides tennis in a single subscription.
- Star+ (ESPN): In Brazil, the Star+ stands out as one of the main meeting points for tennis fans. It broadcasts a wide range of tournaments, including the four Grand Slams (with exclusive coverage of Wimbledon), Masters 1000 and other important ATP and WTA events, through the ESPN and Fox Sports channels. It is an excellent choice for those looking for complete coverage.
- Prime Video: O Amazon Prime Video has invested heavily in tennis broadcasting rights in several regions. Although tournament availability varies by country, in Brazil, Prime Video has already broadcast some notable tournaments. It is always a good idea to check the schedule to see which events are available on your subscription.
- DAZN: Depending on the country, the DAZN DAZN may also offer tennis broadcasts. DAZN is known for its extensive coverage of different sports, and in some markets, it includes tennis matches. Check your local schedule to see which tournaments are available to you.
Choosing the Perfect App for You
When deciding which application makes the most sense for your needs, consider the following points:
- Your Favorite Tournaments: Do you want to follow just the Grand Slams or the complete ATP and WTA circuit?
- Budget: Most streaming services require a subscription. Compare prices and what each platform offers in terms of value.
- Availability in Brazil: Broadcasting rights vary widely. Always check what is specifically available to Brazilian audiences.
- Extra Features: Some apps offer additional features such as detailed statistics, different camera angles, exclusive content and the ability to watch previous matches.
Watching tennis on your phone has never been so accessible. With a variety of apps available, you have the freedom to follow every exciting moment of the sport, wherever you are.
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