2026 Tennis French Open: How to Stream Live Coverage with Sling
TNT Sports continues its role as the 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 2026 French Open (Roland-Garros), returns to TNT Sports for the second year of its 10-year broadcast agreement. Fans can expect over 300 hours of televised coverage and 900+ matches available across the TNT Sports networks. 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
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Live 2026 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 showcase marquee matches and featured windows, while the tournament runs from Sunday, May 24 to Sunday, June 7, 2026. TNT will also host the daily pre- and post-match studio show, Live at Roland-Garros.
During Rounds 1-4, truTV will serve as a "whiparound" hub with Rally at Roland-Garros, providing live look-ins, highlights, and analysis throughout the day. Additionally, the first six days of the tournament will feature The Mac Zone, a fast-paced show anchored by John and Patrick McEnroe, which will be simulcast on truTV.
If you add Max to your Sling subscription, you can stream every match of the tournament live, including qualifying rounds starting May 18. Max also offers a Multiview feature to watch up to four matches simultaneously. To watch live French Open coverage on TNT and truTV with Sling, subscribe to Sling Blue!
Who are the 2026 French Open Broadcasters?
TNT Sports has expanded its roster of legends and experts for its 2026 coverage. Key analysts and hosts include:
- John McEnroe and Patrick McEnroe: Anchor The Mac Zone, providing high-energy match analysis and direct engagement with fans.
- Venus Williams: Hosts The Blueprint, a social-first franchise breaking down the women’s field and the intersection of tennis and Parisian culture.
- John Isner and Sam Querrey: Lead Rally Recall, offering deep tactical analysis and storytelling across social platforms.
- Lucas Brody: Serves as a bridge between talent and fans on The Mac Zone and hosts the offbeat guest interview series Never Been Asked.
What Are the French Open Draws?
The 2026 brackets feature significant shifts due to injuries to key contenders. On the men's side, World No. 1 Jannik Sinner is the top seed and heavy betting favorite (-260) as he attempts to complete his Career Grand Slam. Two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz was forced to withdraw before the start of the tournament due to a wrist injury. This marks the first time since 1991 that the defending men's champion is not in the field. Alexander Zverev takes the No. 2 seed, while Novak Djokovic is the No. 3 seed, seeking a record-breaking 25th major title.
On the women's side, Aryna Sabalenka enters as the No. 1 seed and is in contention for the top world ranking. She is joined by No. 2 seed Elena Rybakina and No. 3 seed Iga Świątek, a four-time champion who remains a powerhouse on clay with an 85% career win rate on the surface. American Coco Gauff is the defending champion and arrives in Paris as the No. 4 seed. Other top contenders include No. 5 seed Jessica Pegula and rising star Mirra Andreeva.
To watch all the action from Roland-Garros, use the link below to subscribe to Sling Blue with TNT and truTV!