Television Broadcast of Roland-Garros 2025: Find Out Where to Catch the Tennis Competition On Air
Paris, France - The renowned Roland-Garros tournament returns to the city's clay courts on May 25th, marking the commencement of the two-week event that concludes on June 8th. In this year's competition, a notable absence is Rafael Nadal, who recently announced his retirement, prompting a tribute on the court of Philippe-Chatrier.
Defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Świątek are expected to face stiff competition as they aim to retain their titles. Prize money for the tournament has been set at €56.35 million, with each singles champion set to receive €2.55 million. The main draw begins with the first round of singles on May 25th, followed by the women's semifinals on June 5th and the men's semifinals on June 6th. The women's final will take place on June 7th, with the men's final scheduled for the following day, June 8th. Amidst the anticipated excitement, this edition of Roland-Garros will also mark the final tournament for Caroline Garcia and Richard Gasquet.
For French viewers, Roland-Garros 2025 will be broadcast on two platforms. France Télévisions will air matches live on France 2, France 3, France 4, and a dedicated digital channel, france.tv Roland-Garros, from 11 am each day, from May 25th to June 8th. In addition, Prime Video will broadcast the evening sessions, starting from May 25th to June 4th, at 8:15 pm, covering two quarterfinals, with the semi-finals and finals being co-broadcast with France Télévisions. A subscription to Amazon Prime, available through a 30-day free trial for new subscribers, is required to access these broadcasts.
Business enthusiasts and sports fans alike are eagerly anticipating the sports-analysis of the upcoming Roland-Garros tournament, particularly the performance of defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Świątek in the tennis category. With a significant prize pool of €56.35 million, the event offers a unique opportunity for sports analysts to delve into the strategic and physical aspects of the competition.
