WTA & Tennis Channel: 6-Year Broadcast Deal (2032)
- - The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and Tennis Channel have finalized a six-year agreement granting Tennis Channel the U.S.
- The deal, announced Wednesday, involves WTA Ventures and covers events outside the United States.
- The agreement arrives as American women's tennis enjoys considerable success.
Tennis Channel and the WTA have struck a significant deal, securing U.S. broadcast rights for WTA tournaments through 2032. This six-year agreement promises extensive coverage of international women’s tennis, bolstering access for fans across the nation and highlighting the exciting play of top-ranked American players like Coco Gauff and Jessica pegula. The agreement, orchestrated by WTA Ventures, applies to events outside the U.S., ensuring a robust schedule of matches for viewers. With four American women currently dominating the WTA top 10,this deal arrives at a time of peak interest in the sport. For the latest updates on this and other sports stories, visit News Directory 3.Discover what’s next for women’s tennis on Tennis Channel.
Tennis channel, WTA Ventures Reach Six-Year Rights Deal
Updated June 26, 2025
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) and Tennis Channel have finalized a six-year agreement granting Tennis Channel the U.S. broadcast rights for WTA tournaments through 2032. This agreement aims to enhance the role of women’s tennis on U.S. television.
The deal, announced Wednesday, involves WTA Ventures and covers events outside the United States. Tournaments held within the U.S. are subject to separate broadcast contracts.
The agreement arrives as American women’s tennis enjoys considerable success. Currently, four U.S. players hold spots in the WTA’s top 10 rankings: Coco Gauff (No. 2), Jessica Pegula (No. 3), Madison Keys (No. 6),and Emma Navarro (No. 10).
What’s next
Tennis Channel will begin broadcasting WTA events under the new agreement, offering extensive coverage of international tournaments and showcasing the skills of top players like Gauff, Pegula, Keys and Navarro to American audiences.