Netflix Announces Commentary Team For Six Kings Slam Coverage

By Richard Pagliaro | Monday, October 13, 2025
Photo credit: Netflix/Six Kings Slam

Prakash Amritraj will host a veteran cast of commentators for this week’s Six Kings Slam.

Netflix today announced its commentary teams for its Six Kings Slam exhibition event coverage.

In the U.S., Amritraj, known for his work as an interviewer at the Tennis Channel desk, will serve as host for Netflix’s coverage. The domestic commentary team is: former world No. 4 Tim Henman, 2016 Roland Garros doubles champion and former Queen’s Club singles and doubles champion Feliciano Lopez, 2012 Olympic Mixed Doubles silver medalist Laura Robson and former ATP pro and long-time Tennis Channel analyst Mark Petchey.

Here’s the complete list of commentary teams that will call the Six Kings Slam for Netflix:

French Broadcast Team

Samyr Harmoudi 

Fabrice Santoro

German Broadcast Team

Jan Platte

Andrea Petkovic

Portuguese Broadcast Team

Ivan Bruno

Thomaz Belluci

Spanish – LATAM Broadcast Team

Nico Periera 

Ricardo Celis

Arabic Broadcast Team

Fahad Al Saad

Adel Alquarni

Castilian Spanish Broadcast Team

Rafa Plaza

David Ferrer

Italian Broadcast Team

Federico Ferrero

Guido Monaco

Netflix will broadcast live the Six Kings Slam streaming directly from the ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

A year ago, Jannik Sinner defeated Carlos Alcaraz in the final to earn a record champion’s check of $6 Million.

All matches will begin at 9:30am PT / 12:30pm ET / 5:30pm BST / 6:30pm CET.

Netflix Six Kings Slam TV Schedule

Quarterfinals – Wednesday, October 15

  • Jannik Sinner (ITA) vs Stefanos Tsitsipas (GRE)
  • Alexander Zverev (GER) vs Taylor Fritz (USA)

Semifinals – Thursday, October 16

  • Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) vs Zverev (GER) or Fritz (USA)
  • Novak Djokovic (SRB) vs Sinner (ITA) or Tsitsipas (GRE)

Final / Third-Place match – Saturday, October 18

  • Winner of Semifinal 1 vs Winner of Semifinal 2
  • Loser of Semifinal 1 vs Loser of Semifinal 2

Richard Pagliaro is Tennis Now Managing Editor. He is a graduate of New York University and has covered pro tennis for more than 35 years. Richard was tennis columnist for Gannett Newspapers in NY, served as Managing Editor for TennisWeek.com and worked as a writer/editor for Tennis.com. He has been TennisNow.com managing editor since 2010.

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Gene

I have mixed feelings about this. I love tennis, but is it succumbing to financial pressures from countries that fail miserably in human rights and especially treatment of women? Perhaps an article that addresses if this influx of European ideas via sports is having a positive effect would be nice.

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Pablo Rodriguez

Why do Carlos and Novak have to play 1 less match? Should instead have 3 round-robin matches per group of 3, then the final.

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