The Wimbledon tennis tournament, which is the world’s most famous, starts today at the All England Club in London. With stars including Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, and Iga Swiatek preparing to compete, fans are excited to see the action around the world. Here’s where you can see every match.
Television coverage in the US
In the United States, ESPN owns the rights to Wimbledon coverage. Matches in the early rounds will be broadcast on ESPN and ESPN2; the finals will be shown on ABC. Tennis fans can also catch extended coverage on the ESPN+ streaming service, including extra courts and matches not broadcast on TV.
How to Watch in the U.K.
UK TV viewers can catch Wimbledon live on BBC One and BBC Two, while a full day’s coverage starts with the first match and ends with the last. The BBC iPlayer app also shows all of the matches live and on demand, meaning you won’t miss a second, even if you’re not near a TV.
Streaming Options for International Fans
Viewers outside the United States and the UK can find coverage through local sports networks such as TSN (Canada), Eurosport (Europe), and beIN Sports (Australia). Some countries may also offer the broadcast through a streaming service, such as DAZN or the official Wimbledon YouTube channel, which shares highlights and key moments.
Wimbledon’s Own Streaming Service
The official Wimbledon site and app offer live streams for certain matches, as well as real-time scores, highlights, and player interviews. A subscription or VPN access to the local broadcaster may be required in some regions if local broadcasters have acquired the rights.
Big Matches to Watch Today
Today’s schedule features defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in his first-round match, as well as the top women’s seed, Iga Swiatek. British favorite Emma Raducanu also plays her first-round match, attracting added attention from local support.
Free Ways to Follow Wimbledon
If you can’t watch live, Wimbledon’s social media pages (Twitter, Instagram) will provide you with live updates, match highlights, and behind-the-scenes content. What’s more, many sports news websites offer free live blogs and score trackers.
What’s New at Wimbledon 2025?
Wimbledon has expanded the number of night session matches this year because fans want them, which leads to even more late-night tennis for fans in other time zones. The tournament has also implemented a quicker video replay system for close line calls.
How to Watch It The Best Way
For fans at home in the United States, to make sure you don’t miss any of the key action, check the daily schedule on the Wimbledon website. If you are streaming, make sure you have a stable internet connection. For U.S. viewers in other time zones, ESPN+ is also offering full match replays if you can’t watch live.
Final Remarks – Don’t Get Left Out And Don’t Forget To Check Out All The Action
Whether you watch on your TV, stream online, or stay updated through social media, Wimbledon 2025 will deliver exciting matches from first serve to last. With so many ways to see, every tennis fan can take in the tournament on their terms. Get your snacks, choose your screen, and enjoy the games.
