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2025 Roland Garros French Open Watch Guide

2025 Roland Garros French Open Watch Guide

The most talented tennis players in the world are coming back together for the second Grand Slam Tournament of 2025: the French Open. For two weeks, tennis fans from around the world will get to watch as the best of the best go head-to-head on the iconic red clay courts.

For fans wondering where you can watch the Roland-Garros live on TV, look no further – this post has all the answers you’re looking for.

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When is the French Open?

Roland Garros French Open LogoThe 2025 French Open officially takes place from May 19th – June 8th, with competition kicking off on Sunday, May 26th after one week of practice and qualifying sessions.

During the 15 days of competition, matches will be played in two sessions, day sessions and evening sessions. All of these will be played on four red clay courts at the Roland Garros in Paris.

How to Watch the 2025 French Open

For those watching the French Open from the United States, you can catch all of your favorite players competing on TNT (DIRECTV Channel 245), TBS (DIRECTV Channel 247) and truTV (DIRECTV Channel 246). The tournament will also be streaming on Max.

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What is the Roland Garros Schedule?

Now that you know where to watch the upcoming tournament, it’s time to take a look at the provisional schedule so you know when to tune in to see your favorite players compete. Times are still TBD.

First Round

Sunday, May 25 – Tuesday, May 27

  • Men’s Singles – First Round

  • Women’s Singles – First Round

  • Men’s Doubles – First Round (begins May 27)

Second Round

Wednesday, May 28 – Thursday, May 29

  • Men’s Singles – Second Round

  • Women’s Singles – Second Round

  • Mixed Doubles – First Round

  • Men’s Doubles – Second Round (May 29)

  • Women’s Doubles – First Round (May 29)

Third Round

Friday, May 30 – Saturday, May 31

  • Men’s Singles – Third Round

  • Women’s Singles – Third Round

  • Men’s Doubles – Second Round (May 30) and Third Round (May 31)

  • Mixed Doubles – Second Round

  • Women’s Doubles – Second and Third Rounds

Fourth Round

Sunday, June 1 – Monday, June 2

  • Men’s Singles – Fourth Round

  • Women’s Singles – Fourth Round

  • Men’s Doubles – Third Round (June 1) and Quarterfinals (June 2)

  • Mixed Doubles – Third Round

  • Women’s Doubles – Third Round

Quarterfinals

Tuesday, June 3 – Wednesday, June 4

  • Men’s Singles – Quarterfinals

  • Women’s Singles – Quarterfinals

  • Men’s Doubles – Quarterfinals

  • Women’s Doubles – Quarterfinals

  • Mixed Doubles – Third Round (June 3) and Semifinals (June 4)

  • Wheelchair – First and Second Rounds

Semifinals

Thursday, June 5 – Friday, June 6

  • Women’s Singles – Semifinals (June 5)

  • Men’s Singles – Semifinals (June 6)

  • Men’s Doubles – Semifinals (June 5)

  • Women’s Doubles – Semifinals (June 6)

  • Mixed Doubles – Final (June 5)

  • Wheelchair – Semifinals

Finals

Saturday, June 7 – Sunday, June 8

  • Women’s Singles – Final (June 7)

  • Men’s Singles – Final (June 8)

  • Men’s Doubles – Final (June 7)

  • Women’s Doubles – Final (June 8)

  • Wheelchair – Final (June 7)

Key Matchups and Players to Watch

As always, the French Open is expected to showcase some thrilling matches and fierce competition, as the clay courts offer a unique set of characteristics for the players to get used to.

Jannik Sinner will return to the court after serving a three-month ban for doping, and despite the time off, he’s still the world’s top ranked tennis player and is expected to remain highly competitive at the Roland Garros.

Carlos Alcaraz won the French Open last year, and he’s expected to make a solid defense of his title this time, even in light of a hamstring injury that he’s still recovering from. Alcaraz’s opponent from the final last year, the No. 2-ranked Alexander Zverev, will also be out on the court, looking to avenge his eleventh-hour loss last June.

And of course, the legendary Novak Djokovic, a 24-time Grand Slam champion, will be out on the clay.

On the women’s side, three-time French Open champion Iga Swiatek will be back on the clay looking for her fourth title. The young Polish player won her first Grand Slam title at the age of just 19.

Other top contenders on the women’s side include Aryna Sabalenka, the current world number one, and Coco Gauff, who is ranked fourth globally but has shown inconsistency in her play in recent events.

Here are the top 10 men’s and women’s players you can expect to see out on the court at Roland Garros:

Men’s Top 10

  • Jannik Sinner (World No. 1)
  • Alexander Zverev (World No. 2)
  • Carlos Alcaraz (World No. 3)
  • Taylor Fritz (World No. 4)
  • Novak Djokovic (World No. 5)
  • Jack Draper (World No. 6)
  • Alex De Minaur (World No. 7)
  • Andrey Rublev (World No. 8)
  • Holger Rune (World No. 9)
  • Daniil Medvedev (World No. 10)

Women’s Top 10

  • Aryna Sabalenka (World No. 1)
  • Iga Świątek (World No. 2)
  • Jessica Pegula (World No. 3)
  • Coco Gauff (World No. 4)
  • Madison Keys (World No. 5)
  • Jasmine Paolini (World No. 6)
  • Mirra Andreeva (World No. 7)
  • Qinwen Zheng (World No. 8)
  • Paula Badosa (World No. 9)
  • Emma Navarro (World No. 10)

Watch French Open 2025 Live on DIRECTV

The Roland-Garros French Open is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated and exciting events in the tennis calendar. With its unique red clay courts and competitive field of players, it promises to deliver two weeks of thrilling matches. Make sure you’re ready to tune in to the action from May 19 to June 8.

And with sports on DIRECTV, you can make sure you catch all of the live coverage and so much more, all from the comfort of your home! All you have to do is sit back and witness the drama unfold at the 2025 French Open.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does the French Open begin?

The French Open begins officially on May 26th.

Where can I watch the French Open?

In 2025, the French Open can be watched live on TNT, TBS and truTV. The tournament will also be streaming on Max.

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