2025 Tennis French Open: How to Stream Live Coverage with Sling

​​TNT Sports is the new home for U.S. coverage of Roland-Garros. Here’s a preview and how to watch the most matches live with Sling.

Tennis’ second major of the year, the 2025 French Open aka Roland-Garros, has a new home in the U.S. TNT Sports will present exclusive coverage of the event, the first year of a new 10-year pact with the prestigious tournament. Here’s everything you need to know to watch the most French Open coverage live with Sling.

How to Watch the French Open with Sling

Live 2025 French Open coverage will be split between two channels on Sling: TNT and truTV, both of which are available with a subscription to Sling Blue. TNT will feature multiple matches during the tournament, which runs from Sunday, May 25 to Sunday, June 8. TNT will also have a daily studio show Live at Roland-Garros that will feature highlights and analysis from some of the biggest names in the sport.

During Rounds 1-3, you can catch The Rally at Roland-Garros on truTV, which will offer fans “whiparound coverage including a blend of studio analysis and live match commentary capturing the best moments from multiple courts each day,” according to a press release. After the first three rounds, truTV coverage will also include coverage of select singles and doubles matches.

And if you add Max to your Sling subscription, you can use that app to watch a Multiview of up to four matches all at once. To watch live French Open coverage on TNT and truTV with Sling, use the link below to subscribe to Sling Blue!

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Who are the 2025 French Open Broadcasters?

TNT has assembled quite the group of tennis legends for their first French Open tournament. Here’s a look at who will be covering the matches or providing in-studio analysis, per TNT:

• John McEnroe, who won the Roland-Garros Mixed Doubles Title in 1977 and reached the Men’s Singles Final in 1984, providing match analysis
• Andre Agassi, an eight-time major champion and tennis icon, contributing studio analysis during the semifinal and final rounds
• Lindsay Davenport, a three-time Grand Slam Singles Champion who reached the Women’s Singles Semifinals at Roland-Garros in 1998, offering match and studio analysis
• Jim Courier, the only American to win back-to-back Roland-Garros Men’s Singles Championships (1991-92), serving as a studio and match analyst
• Chris Evert, who won a Roland-Garros record-setting seven Women’s Singles Championships (1974, 1975, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1985 & 1986), joining the broadcast team as a match analyst
• Caroline Wozniacki, the 2018 Australian Open Women’s Singles Champion and winner of 30 WTA Singles titles, as a studio and match analyst
• CoCo Vandeweghe, who won the Women’s Doubles Title at the 2018 US Open and reached two Grand Slam Singles Semifinals in 2017, serving as a studio analyst
• Sam Querrey, winner of 10 ATP Singles titles and five Doubles titles, offering studio and match analysis during the event
• Sloane Stephens, a Roland-Garros Singles Finalist in 2018 and winner of eight career titles, contributing analysis and player interviews
• Chris Eubanks, an active ATP Tour player who won the 2023 Mallorca Championships for his first career title, providing studio analysis at the conclusion of his tournament run in Paris
• Darren Cahill, a former ATP Tour player and coach to multiple top-ranked Singles players, joining the broadcast team at times throughout the tournament

What’s more, tennis icon Venus Williams will host “a series of special features highlighting the rich history of the clay court tournament and the intersection of the sport of tennis and Parisian culture.” Play-by-play broadcasters include Patrick McEnroe, Brian Anderson, Alex Faust and Mark Petchey.

What Are the French Open Draws?

The French Open bracket was set on Thursday, May 22. On the men’s side, World No. 1 Jannik Sinner earned the top seed in his first tournament following a three month suspension for doping. Last year’s Rolland-Garros winner Carlos Alcaraz is next at No. 2, setting up a potential rematch of last year’s final. In what could be his final season, Novak Djokovic will face American Mackenzie McDonald in the opening round. Djoker’s draw puts him on a potential collision course with No. 3 seed Alexander Zverev in the quarterfinals. American Taylor Fritz earned the No. 4 seed, while British star and 5-seed Jack Draper could face Sinner in the quarterfinals in his tune-up for Wimbledon.

On the women’s side, the competition is seen as more open (coming off a win at the clay courts in Rome, Alcaraz is currently a heavy favorite at +110 odds). Although Iga Świątek has won the past three tournaments at Rolland-Garros, she hasn’t reached a final in any tournament since, and has slipped to the No. 5 seed. Instead, Aryna Sabalenka is the top draw, followed by Coco Gauff at No. 2. Another American, Jessica Pegula, is No. 3, followed by Italian Jasmine Paolini at No. 4. Other favorites on the women’s side include No. 6 Mirra Andreeva (who currently has the fourth-best betting odds at +550), No. 8 Qinwen Zheng, and a third American contender, No. 7 Madison Keys.

To watch all the action from Rolland-Garros, use the link below to subscribe to Sling Blue with TNT and truTV!

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