This week, men’s tennis action takes us to Halle, Germany and London, England with two simultaneous ATP 500 grass court events.
Akhil Arora, an amateur tennis player and avid ATP 500 viewer who has been writing about sport since 2010. He has reported live from Wembley and Wimbledon.
Following wins for Alex de Minaur and Jack Draper in ‘s-Hertogenbosch and Stuttgart, respectively, at the year’s first grass court events, the ATP Tour heads to London for Queen’s Club tennis and Halle for the 2024 Halle Open. (Officially, for sponsorship reasons, the two tournaments are known as the Cinch Championships and the Terra Wortmann Open.) With Halle, men’s tennis is in fact staying in Germany—we’re simply moving from Stuttgart in the southwest to Halle near Leipzig in the east. Unlike last week’s ATP 250 Libema and Boss Open, both Queen’s Club and Halle Open are ATP 500 events.
The higher profile of the events—as well as the increased ranking points available—is drawing the most of the world’s top 10 players. Jannik Sinner, the new world number one, is in action at the 2024 Halle Open. Roland Garros finalist Alexander Zverev is the second seed at what is a home grass court event. Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev—the latter was a finalist in 2023—are the next two seeds at Halle, with Hubert Hurkacz, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Halle defending champion Alexander Bublik, and Felix Auger-Aliassime rounding out the top eight in Germany.
Meanwhile, world number two Carlos Alcaraz is the first seed and defending champion at Queen’s Club Championships. The 2024 Libema Open winner and 2023 Queen’s finalist de Minaur—now ranked #7 in the world—is the second seed. Grigor Dimitrov, Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, Ben Shelton, Holger Rune, and Ugo Humbert make up the other top competitors at the 2024 Queen’s Club Championships. Home favourite Andy Murray is also in the draw alongside fellow Brits Dan Evans, Cameron Norrie, and Stuttgart winner Draper.
Here’s how to watch all the tennis action from Halle and Queen’s around the world.
Where to watch ATP Queen’s in the UK and Ireland
All ATP 500 tennis is exclusive to Sky in the UK and Ireland in 2024.
As such, both Queen’s Club tennis and the 2024 Halle Open are available on NOW TV and Sky Go.
Norrie begins his tournament against Milos Raonic on June 17. Murray, Evans, and Draper are in action from June 18.
Where to watch ATP Queen’s in Spain
You can stream all action from Queen’s tennis—including every Alcaraz match—on Movistar Plus+.
The full list of upcoming matches is available in the site’s tennis section.
Where to watch ATP Halle Open in Italy
Sky Italia has the rights to ATP 500 tennis in Italy.
Every hit of the tennis ball from 2024 Halle Open—featuring new world no. 1 Sinner—will be shown on NOW TV and Sky Go.
Where to watch ATP Queen’s in Argentina and Chile
In Latin America, Disney has the exclusive rights to ATP 500 tennis.
If you’re planning to watch Sebastian Baez, Alejandro Tabilo, Mariano Navone, Francisco Cerundolo, or Tomas Etcheverry in action at Queen’s tennis, their matches will be live on ESPN+ and Star+.
Where to watch ATP Halle Open in Germany and Austria
Sky Deutschland is the broadcast partner for ATP 500 tennis in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein.
All the tennis action from 2024 Halle Open—be it with Zverev or Ofner—will be available on Sky Go.
Naturally, you will need a subscription to Sky Sport.
Where to watch ATP Queen’s in Bulgaria
MAX Sport is the place to be to catch Queen’s tennis action in Bulgaria, including every match involving Dimitrov.
You must have the MAX Sport Plus package to watch all ATP 500 events.
Where to watch ATP Queen’s, Halle Open in France
Eurosport is the broadcast partner for ATP 500 events in France.
As such, you can stream every match from Queen’s tennis and 2024 Halle Open on Max.
Arthur Fils is in the 2024 Halle Open draw. Adrian Mannarino and Humbert are competing at Queen’s.
Make sure you have Max’s Sports add-on that includes access to Eurosport 1 and Eurosport 2.
Where to watch ATP Queen’s in Denmark
All ATP 500 tennis is exclusive to TV 2 in Denmark.
You can stream Rune’s matches from Queen’s Club tennis on TV 2 Play.
Naturally, you’ll need the most premium Favorit + Sport package.
Where to watch ATP Queen’s in Australia
beIN is the rights holder for ATP 500 tennis in Australia.
Every match from Queen’s tennis—including those with de Minaur—will be live on beIN Sports Connect.
Where to watch ATP Halle Open in Poland
Polsat is ATP’s broadcast partner in Poland. Polsat Sport 1 and Polsat Sport 2 will showcase Halle Open and Queen’s tennis, respectively.
If you wish to watch Hurkacz in action at 2024 Halle Open, you can do so via Polsat Box Go.
Where to watch ATP Halle Open in Greece
Cosmote has the exclusive rights to all ATP tennis in Greece.
With the Cosmote Sports package, you can stream the 2024 Halle Open—featuring Tsitsipas—on Cosmote TV.
Where to watch ATP Halle Open in Canada
CTV is ATP’s broadcast partner of choice in Canada.
As such, every match from the 2024 Halle Open—be it with Auger-Aliassime or someone else—will be live on TSN, TSN3 or TSN+.
The full schedule is available on the site’s ATP page.
Where to watch ATP Queen’s in the US
Tennis Channel is the way to go for all ATP 500 action in the United States.
Every single hit from Queen’s Club—be it with Fritz, Paul, or Shelton—will be live on Tennis Channel.
Where to watch ATP Halle Open, Queen’s in India
You can stream every match from Queen’s Club and 2024 Halle Open on Tennis TV in India.
The full schedule of upcoming matches is available on the site’s order of play page.
Everywhere else
What about the rest of the world? If your country isn’t listed above, check out the full list of ATP 500 broadcast partners on the ATP website.
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