TNT 2026 Roland Garros TV Schedule

By Richard Pagliaro | Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Photo credit: TNT

Roland Garros rose to stratospheric heights last June.

Moments before the 2025 French Open final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz began, TNT analyst and former world No. 1 Andre Agassi famously described the match as “the best pure ball striker versus the flying saucer.”

Reigning champion Alcaraz saved three championship points out-dueling world No. 1 Sinner in a five hour, 29-minute epic—the longest-ever Roland Garros final and second-longest major final—as the champions combined to carry clay-court tennis to dizzying heights.

In its maiden year of a 10-year, $650 million TV pact with the French Tennis Federation, TNT Sports elevated Roland Garros coverage to an entirely new level.

Coco Gauff rallying past world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in the Roland Garros women’s final generated 1.5 million viewers across TNT and tru TV—a 94 percent increase from Iga Swiatek’s sweep of Jasmine Paolini in the 2024 final. It was the most-highly viewed Roland Garros women’s singles final since 2016. Viewership rose 105 percent among viewers in the 24-54 age group compared to 2024.

Alcaraz’s stunning conquest of Sinner that saw him save three championship points and prevail in the longest French Open final in history peaked at 2.6 million viewers at 2:30 p.m. Eastern time on final Sunday. The men’s final average 1.8 viewers for the entire telecast, an increase of 8 percent from Alcaraz’s five-set win over Alexander Zverev in the 2024 final.

The 2025 French Open men’s final was the most highly-viewed Roland Garros men’s singles final since 2012.

"IT'S OVER! CARLOS ALCARAZ REIGNS AT ROLAND-GARROS!"

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— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) June 8, 2025

Now, TNT is back for its second year of Roland Garros coverage.

The question is: Can the network still engage tennis fans and general sports fans given Alcaraz is out of Paris and Wimbledon and young stars, including 2025 semifinalist Lorenzo Musetti and 2025 Indian Wells champion Jack Draper, both withdrew?

For the second consecutive year, TNT Sports will present comprehensive live coverage of every day of the tournament, with main draw matches beginning on Sunday, May 24.

TNT Sports will deliver more than 300 hours of televised world-class match coverage, signature studio programming and dynamic, all-day whiparound action, as well as thousands more hours across the 900+ matches available live and on demandon HBO Max, from the iconic clay courts of Paris. HBO Max will also have coverage of qualifying matches during Opening Week at Roland-Garros, starting Monday, May 18.

Here’s an excerpt from TNT’s news release on its 2026 Roland Garros coverage plans:

TNT will showcase marquee matches and featured windows, along with Live at Roland-Garros presented by Vanda Pharmaceuticals pre- and post-match studio coverage.
truTV will serve as a whiparound hub for daytime coverage, with Rally at Roland-Garros presented by Raymond James offering live look-ins, highlights and analysis throughout the day’s play.
First and Second Round matches will be presented by AT&T Business, while Quarterfinals and Finals matched will be presented by Raymond James.
HBO Max returns as the exclusive streaming destination for all Roland‑Garros coverage. Subscribers on supported plans will be able to take advantage of features,including:
Multiview, allowing fans to watch up to four matches simultaneously all on one screen and will be updated throughout the day so they can watch the most compelling matches and players
Key Moments that make it easy to jump to pivotal points in a match as they happen live
Player Alerts to receive real-time notifications of when their favorite players are competing, ensuring they never miss a moment of the action.
Viewers on HBO Max can also experience the tournament in vivid detail with 1080p Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos on select courts.

2026 Roland-Garros Daily Schedule on TNT Sports
All times are Eastern

Monday, May 18 through Friday, May 22 (Qualifying)

From 4 a.m. — Men’s and Women’s Singles Qualifiers (HBO Max)

Sunday, May 24 through Monday, June 1 (Rounds 1-4)

5 a.m. — Live at Roland-Garros presented by Vanda Pharmaceuticals (TNT)
5 a.m. to 9 a.m. — The Rally at Roland-Garros (truTV)
6 a.m. — Men’s & Women’s Singles (TNT)
9 a.m. to 11 a.m. — The Mac Zone (B/R YouTube, truTV) (May 24-29 only)
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. — The Rally at Roland-Garros (truTV)
2 p.m. — Featured Match (TNT)
Post-match — Live at Roland-Garros presented by Vanda Pharmaceuticals (TNT)

Tuesday, June 2 through Wednesday, June 3

5 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Men’s & Women’s Singles Quarterfinals (TNT, truTV)
5 a.m. to 11 a.m. – Doubles coverage (truTV)
Post-match — Live at Roland-Garros presented by Vanda Pharmaceuticals (TNT, truTV)

Thursday, June 4

5 a.m. to 9 a.m. — Men’s Doubles Semifinals (truTV)
6 a.m. — Mixed Doubles Final (TNT)
9 a.m. — Women’s Singles Semifinals (TNT, truTV)
Post-match — Live at Roland-Garros presented by Vanda Pharmaceuticals (TNT, truTV)

Friday, June 5

5 a.m. to 8:30 am — Women’s Doubles Semifinals (truTV)
7:30 a.m. — Live at Roland-Garros (TNT)
8:30 a.m. — Men’s Singles Semifinals (TNT, truTV)
Post-match — Live at Roland-Garros presented by Vanda Pharmaceuticals (TNT, truTV)

Saturday, June 6

5 a.m. — Men’s Doubles Final (TNT, truTV)
9 a.m. — Women’s Singles Final (TNT, truTV)
Post-match — Live at Roland-Garros presented by Vanda Pharmaceuticals (TNT, truTV)

Sunday, June 7

5 a.m. — Women’s Doubles Final (TNT, truTV)
9 a.m. — Men’s Singles Final (TNT, truTV)
Post-match — Live at Roland-Garros presented by Vanda Pharmaceuticals (TNT, truTV)

Tennis Now lead writer Chris Oddo is in Paris covering Roland Garros daily for both Tennis Now and the official Roland Garros website. You can follow Chris Oddo’s daily RG Reports on Tennis Now.com and through our social media channels.