US Open men's tennis schedule 2024: TV channels, live streams to watch every grand slam match

The final major tennis grand slam of 2024 is here, and for US fans of the sport, there's no bigger event than the US Open from Queens in New York City. Taking place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, this year's edition of the tournament will be the 144th since the Open's inauguration all the way back in 1881.

Novak Djokovic is the defending US Open champion coming into this year's tournament, having beaten Daniil Medvedev 6-3 7-6 6-3 in the 2023 final to lift his fourth title at Queens – a first since 2018 and the Serbian's 24th grand slam overall. He's seeded second behind world number one Jannik Sinner, after completing a Golden Slam with his first Olympic gold medal at the Paris Games last month.

[hyperlink widget_catalog_id="fubo_linkline" link="https://www.fubo.tv/stream/sports/?bgvideo=tennis.mp4&title=Watch%20Tennis%20and%20Sports%20on%20fuboTV.&subinfo=Stream%20on%20Tennis%20Channel%20and%20More&irad=1140531&irmp=1131770&sharedid=editorial" title="US Open 2024 matches LIVE on Fubo for FREE" more_text="STREAM:"]

Sinner and third seed Carlos Alcaraz will be Djokovic's biggest rivals as he goes for a fifth title at the USTA National Tennis Center, with the latter defeating the 37-year-old in straight sets to win the Wimbledon final in July. Top seeds Djokovic and Sinner start as far apart in the draw as possible, while Taylor Fritz, Ben Shelton, Tommy Paul, Sebastian Korda and Frances Tiafoe will all be carrying the weight of US expectation at their home grand slam.

The Sporting News is on hand to bring you all the latest TV schedule information, live stream and start times for the 144th US Open tournament, which gets underway with the first round on Monday, August 26.

How to watch 2024 US Open men's tennis: TV channel, live stream

Here's how to watch 2024 US Open men's tennis matches across the US:

TV channel: ABC, ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, ESPN Deportes
Live stream: Fubo, ESPN+

Broadcast TV coverage of this year's US Open will be split across several channels, with ESPN being the go-to broadcaster for the tournament. They're showing English-speaking coverage across their three main channels, with a Spanish language commentary also available via ESPN Deportes. The ABC are also covering the US Open for the first time, showing selected matches via their network in the latter rounds of the competition.

Tennis fans can also stream coverage from all of ESPN's English and Spanish-speaking broadcasts with ESPN+, while fellow streaming service Fubo will also be showing selected matches both live and on catch-up, as well as offering a FREE seven-day trial to new subscribers.

More than 260 hours of coverage will air on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes, with over 550 main draw matches on the ESPN App. 

ABC will air the US Open both Sundays: the Middle Sunday Round of 16 on September 1 and the men’s final on September 8. 

Daily marathon coverage from all courts – first ball to last ball – will culminate with the women’s singles final on September 7 on ESPN, ESPN+, and ESPN Deportes.

ESPN+ and ESPN3 will combine to live stream all courts from first ball-to-last ball each day.

[red-button widget_catalog_id="fubo_en_57" link="https://www.fubo.tv/stream/sports/?bgvideo=tennis.mp4&title=Watch%20Tennis%20and%20Sports%20on%20fuboTV.&subinfo=Stream%20on%20Tennis%20Channel%20and%20More&irad=1140531&irmp=1131770&sharedid=cta_widget_v2" logo_name="fubo" game_title="WATCH US OPEN 2024 FOR FREE ON FUBO" button_text="WATCH LIVE"]

fubo

[/red-button]

2024 US Open men's tennis schedule

Below is the full schedule of men's tennis action at the 2024 US Open from the first round on Monday, August 26 leading through to the final on Sunday, September 8.

Matches will start from 11:00 a.m. local time (ET) in the first, second, third and fourth (last 16) rounds, moving to a 12:00 p.m. noon (ET) start time for the quarterfinals. This leads into staggered starts for the two semifinals on Friday, September 6 before a 2:00 p.m. local time (ET) start in the deciding match on September 8.