After an exciting start to the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games , one of the marquee events heads into its championship matches this weekend with the men’s and women’s Olympic tennis championship matches.
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At a Glance: How to Watch Tennis at the 2024 Olympics Online
The women’s Olympic tennis final takes place Saturday, August 3 at 3 a.m. PT / 6 a.m ET between Qinwen Zheng of China vs. Donna Vekić of Croatia (Paris is nine hours ahead of Los Angeles, hence the early start time).
The men’s Olympic gold medal match takes place Sunday, August 4 at 3 a.m. PT / 6 a.m ET and pits Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz vs. Novak Djokovic for what’s shaping up to be an epic rematch of their 2024 Wimbledon final.
Want to watch the Paris Olympics tennis finals? Here’s what you need to know.
How to Watch Tennis Gold Medal Matches at 2024 Olympics
NBC is the official television broadcaster of the 2024 Olympics, but the men’s and women’s singles gold medal singles matches will also be shown on USA, E! and CNBC. If you want to watch the Paris Olympic tennis matches on TV, you’ll need a basic cable package that includes the aforementioned channels.
How to Watch 2024 Olympics Tennis Gold Medal Matches Online Free
It’s not clear if NBC or the television networks will be airing the Olympic gold medal tennis matches live or as a replay. The best way to watch tennis at the Olympics live is through Peacock , which is the official streaming service of the Paris Summer Games.
OFFICIAL LIVESTREAM
Peacock
GET SUBSCRIPTION: $7.99 Peacock carries a livestream of every Olympics event, including the men’s and women’s tennis finals. You can use Peacock to watch Alcarez vs. Djokovic and all the other gold medal tennis matches online, or stream it through your phone, tablet or smart TV ( via the Peacock app ). A subscription to Peacock costs just $7.99 and gets you instant access to watch Olympics tennis online in addition to thousands of hours of other TV shows, movies and specials. You can continue on with a monthly subscription to Peacock after the Olympics or cancel and just be charged for a single month.
LIVE TV STREAMING
DirecTV Stream
GET 5-DAY FREE TRIAL If you want to watch Olympics tennis on TV without cable, we recommend signing up for DirecTV Stream . The OTT streaming service gets you a live feed of NBC, USA, E! and other cable networks that you can watch online. Even better: DirecTV Stream has a five-day free trial that you can take advantage of right now to watch Olympics tennis online for free. Use the free trial to watch the Alcaraz gold medal match this weekend and keep it to livestream other Olympic sports free from home.
FREE DVR
Fubo
GET 7-DAY FREE TRIAL Fubo is another great live TV streaming service that’ll let you watch tennis on NBC, USA and more online. Fubo’s seven-day free trial includes free DVR, so you can record the Olympic tennis finals and watch a replay back as many times as you want on-demand. Fubo also lets you stream on multiple devices at once, which makes it a great option for people who want to watch the tennis gold medal matches and other sports or programming at the same time. The free trial is enough to watch the Djokovic vs. Alcaraz gold medal match online, in addition to another week of Olympic events.
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Hulu + Live TV
GET 3-DAY FREE TRIAL Your best bet is to sign up for Hulu + Live TV, which includes access to Hulu’s acclaimed streaming library plus 90+ live television channels that you can stream online. Hulu’s channel lineup includes NBC, E!, USA and CNBC, so you can watch the Olympic tennis gold medal matches online without cable. Test out the service with a three-day free trial here . The current Hulu + Live TV plans include free access to Disney+ and ESPN+ for even more content options.
Germany’s Alexander Zverev is the defending men’s tennis Olympic gold medalist, though he was knocked out this time around in an earlier round. Switzerland’s Belinda Bencic was the women’s gold medalist. Bencic just welcomed a baby in April so was not at the Olympics this time around.
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