The final matches of the United States Open Tennis Championships are happening this weekend, and cord-cutting tennis fans around the country will be gathering around their computers, smartphones, and smart TVs to catch all the action. Excitingly, tennis legend Serena Williams will face off against 19-year-old Canadian player Bianca Andreescu on Saturday afternoon for the women’s final, which is just one of the highly anticipated games on deck. Here’s the full weekend lineup:
- Saturday: 12 p.m. ET — Mixed Doubles Final
- Saturday: 4 p.m. ET — Women’s Final
- Sunday: 1 p.m. ET — Women’s Doubles Final
- Sunday: 4 p.m. ET — Men’s Final
The games and coverage will air on ESPN, ESPN2, and the ESPN app. If you’re a cord cutter who wants to watch the action live, you’ll need a pay-TV subscription to access the games this way. If you don’t have a pay-TV login, your best bet is to try a streaming service that offers ESPN as part of a bundle. These services are usually easy to sign up for and easy to cancel. I’ve rounded up a few below. Enjoy!
- ESPN+: This is ESPN’s relatively low-cost stand-alone streaming service.
- Hulu With Live TV: Hulu’s live service offers ESPN.
- AT&T TV Now: ESPN is offered here in the Plus package.
- PlayStation Vue: ESPN is offered in all multi-channel plans.
- YouTube TV: Google’s live-TV service offers ESPN in the core package.
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