First up, the big player: Sky Sports. They’ve got the exclusive live rights in the UK, so if you want to watch every ace and grunt as it happens, this is your go-to. You can grab a Now TV Sports Day Pass for about £12, or a Month Pass if you’re planning a tennis marathon.
Why is this cool? Because you can pause, rewind, and watch from the start of a match that began at 2 a.m. your time. It’s like having a personal time machine—except you’re just rewinding a sweaty tennis player. Handy, right?
The Freebie Option: BBC (Sort Of)
Here’s where it gets interesting: the BBC usually grabs the rights for the finals weekend. So if you’re a casual fan who just wants to see who wins, you’re in luck. You can stream it live on BBC iPlayer for free—no subscription needed, just a TV licence.
But here’s the catch: the BBC only shows the men’s and women’s singles finals from Saturday and Sunday night. It’s like getting a free taster of the best pie in town, but not the whole bakery. Still, for zero quid, that’s a win.
