Live Wimbledon 2025 TV & Streaming Schedule

How to Watch Wimbledon 2025 on TV & Streaming in the U.S.

ESPN is the channel you need to enjoy the 138th edition of tennis’ most prestigious tournament, with ESPN+ and Tennis Channel also getting involved in the action. 

 

ESPN

ESPN Wimbledon coverage is the most comprehensive you will find throughout the thrilling two weeks of tennis action. Throughout those two weeks, ESPN’s main channel will broadcast the tournament’s most high-profile clashes across a variety of courts, making it the essential channel to have onside if you are wondering where to watch Wimbledon 2025.

Last year, ESPN welcomed John Isner and Nick Kyrgios into the studio to walk us all through the tournament’s biggest moments. It is not yet confirmed who will be on the roster this time around, but you can be sure that ESPN will have some big names up their sleeves, ready to give us their insights into events on the court. 

 

ESPN+ 

With so much tennis going on throughout the tournament, ESPN+ is also needed to help broadcast as many games as possible. For die-hard tennis fans, ESPN+ is worth considering as an addition to your television setup, at least for the duration of the tournament. Here, you will find a wider array of less high-profile clashes, both live and on-demand. You can read our full ESPN+ review to learn more about the service and what it offers for tennis coverage and beyond.

 

Tennis Channel

If you’re interested in more than just what's going on on the court, then getting access to Tennis Channel is also a good idea. While it doesn’t carry many matches, this is where you can learn more about the athletes through player interviews and additional analytical and informational content. For fans in a hurry, this is also where you will find highlights of every day’s action.

 

How to Watch Wimbledon 2025 on Cable

ESPN and Tennis Channel are both available with the vast majority of cable TV packages, which means it is just a case of picking the one that works best for you. With vast channel portfolios, we recommend taking some time to find your favorite, but here are some of our recommendations. Unfortunately, ESPN+ will require an additional subscription, starting at $11.99 per month.

• Cox: $71.00 per month
• DirecTV: $74.99 per month
• Dish: $91.99 per month
• Verizon Fios: $95 per month

 

How to Stream Wimbledon 2025

You can watch Wimbledon online with a subscription to any of the following TV streaming services, which all include ESPN and Tennis Channel in their extensive channel portfolios. The benefit of going down the streaming route is that the contracts are more flexible than their cable counterpart, and you are much more likely to find a free trial to get you through a portion of the tournament; more on that below. Unfortunately, ESPN+ will require an additional subscription, starting at $11.99 per month.

• fuboTV: $79.99 per month
• YouTube TV: $82.99 per month
• DirectTV Stream: $89.99 per month
• Hulu with Live TV: $81.99 per month
• SlingTV: $40-$55 per month

 

How to Watch Wimbledon 2025 for Free

Watch Wimbledon online for free by making the most of the many free trials that are on offer. Many of the streaming services above will offer free trials of varying lengths, typically of five or seven days. If you have multiple still available to use, you can align them one after another to get most or all of the tournament for free. Just remember to cancel them before the end of the free trial, as forgetting to do so means you will be charged the full monthly fee. 

 

What Devices Can I Watch Wimbledon On?

Nowadays, the options for how to consume your TV content have never been broader. A subscription to a cable or streaming provider will likely gain you access to the corresponding apps for all major broadcasters featured within their channel portfolios. Similarly, if you go down the streaming route, like YouTube TV or Fubo, you will find apps for these as well, which will allow you to enjoy your content on the move.

Such apps have fantastic availability across a range of devices, whether you are hoping to watch Wimbledon on your phone while traveling, or tuning in on your laptop or Smart TV at home. While access across platforms does tend to be broad for the majority of these streaming services, it is worth double-checking your chosen provider before committing to a contract.

*Offers, prices, and availability are subject to change. Please check with each streaming service for the latest details before purchasing