As the clay courts of Paris get ready to host tennis’ biggest names this weekend, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is gearing up for what it promises will be the most comprehensive coverage of Roland-Garros in history. Through a combined global production by TNT Sports and Eurosport, viewers across Europe (excluding France) and the USA will get front-row access to over 900 matches, streamed live and on-demand via Max and discovery+.

According to a press release, this year’s coverage will include every match, on every court, featuring every player—from the Legends and Juniors to the Wheelchair categories—making it the most ambitious broadcasting effort yet for the Grand Slam. The live action kicks off from Sunday, May 25 at 10:00 BST, with a 30-minute pre-match build-up hosted by Laura Robson in week one and Craig Doyle in week two for UK audiences. Tim Henman and Rachel Stringer will also lead in-depth analysis throughout the tournament.

This groundbreaking effort features two main on-site studios at Musketeers Square, with separate productions tailored for UK and US audiences, as well as a dedicated set between Courts 4 and 5 for truTV in America. Eurosport’s seasoned team will be reporting from across the Roland-Garros grounds to bring viewers a more immersive and authentic experience of the tournament.

Max (in Europe and the USA) and discovery+ (available in Austria, Italy, Germany, and the UK) will offer every court feed, complete with multi-language commentary in up to 21 languages. Viewers can also enjoy in-app features like timeline markers for instant access to crucial points in the match.

Scott Young, Group SVP of Content, Production, and Business Operations at WBD Sports Europe, emphasized the scale and vision of the operation. “Coverage of Roland-Garros in 2025 is going to be the most elevated and comprehensive tennis broadcast ever witnessed. With our extraordinary line-up of presenters, experts and commentators, we will tell authentic and engaging stories from on-site at Roland-Garros, connecting to over 49 territories with local relevance—whether you’re watching in Washington or Warsaw, London or Lisbon.”

TNT Sports US, making its debut broadcast under a landmark ten-year deal, will feature whiparound coverage from 05:00 ET on truTV, focusing on top US players alongside morning and evening studio shows. Free-to-air channels across Europe—like Eurosport 1 in Germany, TV5 in Finland, and DMAX in Spain—will air selected matches to expand access beyond subscription platforms.

A highlight of the 2025 edition includes a five-episode series hosted by tennis legend Venus Williams exploring her love for Paris, fashion, and tennis. Sloane Stephens will also feature in exclusive interviews with current players. Meanwhile, on-demand offerings will include retrospectives like ‘Nadal’, ‘King of Paris’ and ‘The King’s Palace’, chronicling Rafael Nadal’s dominance on clay.

The tournament’s top seeds also promise an electric showdown. In the Men’s draw, World No.1 Jannik Sinner returns after a controversial three-month suspension to compete for his first Roland-Garros title, with stiff competition from defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic. The Women’s draw will see reigning champion Iga Swiatek defend her crown against World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, and Italy’s Jasmine Paolini, who recently clinched the title in Rome.

With unmatched access, innovative production, and a galaxy of tennis legends, TNT Sports and Eurosport are set to deliver a Roland-Garros experience like never before.