Roland-Garros 2026 will feature extensive television coverage in France, provided by France Télévisions and Prime Video, alongside international broadcasts on more than 170 channels across 220 countries. The 2025 edition attracted more than 324 million viewers, making it the most-watched Grand Slam tournament.
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For French audiences, the schedule is as follows: Opening Week and all daytime matches leading up to the quarter-finals will be available exclusively on France Télévisions. Prime Video subscribers will have access to the exclusive feature match during 11 evening sessions, which will include two quarter-finals. Both semi-finals and finals will be co-broadcast by the French networks. Additionally, France Télévisions will stream Roland-Garros on its digital channel, Sport, throughout the tournament.
France 4 will enhance Opening Week coverage with at least two matches shown daily, starting from 12:30 PM on May 18 through May 20, and from 1:30 PM on May 21 and May 22.
Internationally, Warner Bros. Discovery will continue its successful broadcast of the tournament in the US, featuring the day’s top matches on TNT, full coverage on HBO Max, and daily multiplex highlights on TruTV, along with dedicated content on Bleacher Report and House of Highlights. CNN will also support the promotion of the event in the US, and the organization will establish several TV studios at Roland-Garros, including one in the Jardin des Mousquetaires.
The tournament will also reach audiences globally, with broadcasts in over 50 European countries on Eurosport, in China on CCTV, in South America and Latin America on ESPN, in the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia on beIN Sports, in Japan on Wowow, in India on Sony, and in Australia on Nine and Stan. Additionally, Tencent has been selected as the new digital broadcaster in China for Roland-Garros for the next three editions, spanning from 2026 to 2028.