2026 National Bank Open Live Streaming Guide: How to Watch Toronto & Montreal Live
The 2026 National Bank Open presented by Rogers marks the official beginning of the North American hard-court swing as the world’s best players arrive in Toronto and Montreal for one of the most prestigious tournaments outside of the Grand Slams.
Featuring an elite ATP Masters 1000 event in Montreal and a WTA 1000 tournament in Toronto, the National Bank Open serves as a crucial stepping stone toward the Cincinnati Open and the US Open. Fans around the globe can look forward to nearly two weeks of world-class tennis, featuring Grand Slam champions, rising stars, and Canada’s top players competing on home soil.
Whether you’re watching from Canada, the United States, Europe, Asia, or elsewhere, here’s everything you need to know about how to watch the 2026 National Bank Open live.
Tournament Overview
Tournament: National Bank Open presented by Rogers
Dates: July 31 – August 11, 2026
ATP Masters 1000: Montreal, Quebec
WTA 1000: Toronto, Ontario
Surface: Outdoor Hard Courts
Draw Size: 96-player singles draws
How to Watch the National Bank Open Live
The National Bank Open is broadcast in more than 180 countries, with extensive live coverage available across television and digital streaming platforms.
Canada
Canadian fans can follow every day of the tournament through:
- Sportsnet
- Sportsnet+
- CBC Sports (select matches and highlights)
- TSN (selected coverage, depending on broadcast schedule)
Sportsnet typically provides comprehensive coverage of both the ATP and WTA tournaments, including Centre Court matches, feature courts, analysis, and nightly highlights.
United States
Tennis fans in the United States can watch live coverage through:
- Tennis Channel
- Tennis Channel Plus (where available)
- ATP Tennis TV (ATP matches only)
- WTA TV (available in eligible territories)
Coverage generally begins with the opening rounds and continues through Championship Sunday.
United Kingdom
Viewers in Great Britain can watch on:
- Sky Sports Tennis
- NOW TV
Live broadcasts include daily coverage from both Toronto and Montreal.
Europe
Broadcast partners vary by country and may include:
- Eurosport
- Sky Sport
- Canal+
- SuperTennis
- beIN Sports
- ATP Tennis TV
- WTA TV
Local listings should be checked for specific broadcast schedules.
Australia
Australian viewers can typically follow the tournament on:
- beIN SPORTS
- beIN SPORTS Connect
International Streaming
Depending on your location, live streaming is available through:
- Tennis TV (ATP Masters 1000 matches)
- WTA TV (Women’s matches in supported territories)
- National broadcast partners
- Tournament-approved streaming services
Availability varies by region due to broadcasting rights.
Players to Watch
ATP Masters 1000 – Montreal
The men’s tournament features one of the deepest fields of the season, including:
- Alexander Zverev
- Taylor Fritz
- Daniil Medvedev
- Ben Shelton
- Lorenzo Musetti
- Alex de Minaur
Canadian stars expected to draw significant attention include:
- Félix Auger-Aliassime
- Denis Shapovalov
- Gabriel Diallo
- Alexis Galarneau
WTA 1000 – Toronto
Toronto welcomes one of the strongest women’s fields of the year, highlighted by:
- Aryna Sabalenka
- Coco Gauff
- Iga Swiatek
- Elena Rybakina
- Jessica Pegula
- Mirra Andreeva
- Jasmine Paolini
- Madison Keys
- Emma Navarro
Canadian favourites include:
- Leylah Fernandez
- Bianca Andreescu
- Victoria Mboko
- Marina Stakusic
- Rebecca Marino
Matches Worth Watching
The National Bank Open consistently delivers blockbuster tennis from the opening rounds onward.
Coco Gauff Looks to Shine on Home Continent
North American hard courts have long been one of Gauff’s strongest environments. Toronto offers another opportunity for the American star to build momentum before New York.
Aryna Sabalenka Chases Another WTA 1000 Title
With her explosive serve and fearless baseline game, Sabalenka enters Toronto as one of the tournament favourites.
Canada’s Best Compete at Home
One of the tournament’s greatest attractions is the passionate support for Canadian players.
Fans will be following:
- Félix Auger-Aliassime
- Denis Shapovalov
- Gabriel Diallo
- Leylah Fernandez
- Bianca Andreescu
Home crowds have helped produce unforgettable moments throughout the tournament’s history.
Why the National Bank Open Matters
As one of the premier events on the ATP and WTA calendars, the National Bank Open offers:
- 1,000 ranking points for the champions
- A critical opportunity to build confidence before the US Open
- One of the deepest combined draws outside the Grand Slams
- A showcase for emerging stars and established champions
- An opportunity for Canadian players to compete in front of home fans
The expanded 12-day format also provides more matches, more fan experiences, and greater access to many of the world’s top players.
ATP and WTA Live Streaming Options
LINKS:
ESPN (US Only, Subscribe today)
ESPN (US Only)
Tennis Channel (US Only)
EuroSport (Europe)
BBC iPlayer (UK)
Amazon Prime (Europe)
TSN (Canada)
TVA (Canada)
Rogers SportsNet (Canada)
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Follow TennisConnected Throughout the Tournament
Throughout the 2026 National Bank Open, TennisConnected will provide comprehensive daily coverage, including:
- Live Streaming Guides
- Daily Schedule of Play
- Match Previews
- Results and Recaps
- Tournament News
- Player Interviews
- Canadian Player Features
- Quarterfinal, Semifinal, and Final Analysis
- ATP & WTA Rankings Updates
- US Open Series Coverage
Whether you’re following every point from Sobeys Stadium in Toronto or IGA Stadium in Montreal, TennisConnected will keep you informed with the latest news, analysis, and live coverage from one of the biggest tournaments of the tennis season.
Final Thoughts
The 2026 National Bank Open promises another unforgettable chapter in Canadian tennis, bringing together the world’s elite players for two weeks of exceptional competition. With packed stadiums, passionate fans, and critical US Open preparation on the line, every match carries significance.
From the opening rounds to Championship Weekend, fans across the globe will be able to watch the action live and witness some of the biggest stars in tennis compete for one of the sport’s most coveted ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 titles. Stay with TennisConnected throughout the tournament for expert analysis, daily updates, and complete coverage from Toronto and Montreal.
