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2026 US Open Tennis: Complete Broadcast Schedule and Viewing Guide

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Sep 1, 2026, 21:19 IST

The 2026 US Open begins at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Discover how to watch every match, including the new RedZone whip-around coverage and the championship final dates.

2026 US Open Tennis: Complete Broadcast Schedule and Viewing Guide

The final Grand Slam of the 2026 tennis season is set to commence as the US Open moves into its opening round at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York. Following the conclusion of singles qualifying and mixed doubles, the tournament shifts its focus to the main draw, with comprehensive coverage planned across a variety of networks and digital platforms.

For the first time, fans will have access to a new feature titled RedZone, which offers a whip-around viewing experience across all 16 courts. This service will be available to subscribers with an Unlimited plan from August 30 through September 4, running daily between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. ET. Beyond this, viewers can utilize the US Open streaming hub to access every match, with Multiview capabilities available on mobile and connected TV devices to monitor up to four matches simultaneously.

Broadcast and Tournament Schedule

The tournament’s broadcast schedule is extensive, with daily coverage beginning on Sunday, August 30. Early-round action will be supplemented by studio programming, including "2026 US Open Match Point" and "Primetime at the US Open." Spanish-language coverage of the first-round matches will also be provided throughout the opening week on Deportes.

As the tournament progresses into the second week, the focus shifts to the round of 16, which begins on September 6, followed by the quarterfinals on September 8 and 9. The women’s semifinals are scheduled for September 10, while the men’s semifinals will take place on September 11. The event concludes with the women’s championship final on September 12, followed by the men’s championship final on September 13, which will be broadcast on ABC and Deportes.

Fans looking for additional information, including the latest tournament news, player rankings, and updated scores, can access the dedicated tennis hub page. Disney+ subscribers will also have the opportunity to view select Day 1 action directly within their existing app interface as part of the tournament's expanded digital reach.