Summer tennis tournaments to be screened on the BBC and Prime Video as part of a comprehensive new broadcast deal.
Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray, Cam Norrie and Alfie Hewett are among the homegrown heroes taking on some of the biggest names on the ATP and WTA Tours.
Murray’s first appearance at the Surbiton Trophy since 2004 will be screened live on the BBC’s digital platforms this week. The former two-time Wimbledon champion is starting his grass court campaign with an appearance in the ATP Challenger tournament.
Nottingham
The British tennis summer will then roll onto the Rothesay Open Nottingham, where 2022 Madrid Open winner and world No.7 Ons Jabeur is on the entry list. Both Prime Video and the BBC will broadcasting the WTA 250 event. The concurrent ATP Challenger tournament at the Nottingham Tennis Centre will also be on BBC digital platforms.
Birmingham & Queen’s Club
Prime Video and the BBC will share co-exclusive rights to screen both tournaments. Coverage from Birmingham starts 11th June, Queen’s Club tennis starts 13th June.
Eastbourne
Grass court tournaments will then conclude with the Rothesay International Eastbourne from 18th June, where eight of the world’s top ten women will compete in a high-quality field for the WTA 500 event.
The Devonshire Park courts in Eastbourne will also stage an ATP 250, which will be exclusively on Prime Video. All the women’s tennis action will be broadcast live on Prime Video and the BBC’s platforms.
Richard Daish, LTA Marketing & Commercial Director commented:
“The LTA continues to open tennis up to new audiences and we have created more opportunities for UK based sports fans to engage in tennis this year. With even more British stars competing across our events this year, we want as many fans as possible to enjoy a fantastic summer of tennis and be inspired by what they see.”