Roland-Garros: 2023 edition to be broadcast in 220 territories by more than 170 TV channels

The 2023 edition of the Roland-Garros Grand Slam tournament will be broadcast in 220 territories by more than 170 television channels including, in France, the public group France Télévisions and Prime Video (platform of the American e-commerce group Amazon), announced the Fédération Française de Tennis (FFT) on 19/05/2023. The tournament will take place from 28/05 to 11/06/2023 (qualifiers from 22 to 26/05/2023).

"The Parisian Grand Slam will be broadcast in 50 countries across Europe on Eurosport. What is more, the FFT has signed a new broadcasting agreement with Shinai Sports in China, to broadcast Roland-Garros on its digital platforms for the next three editions of the tournament (2023 to 2025). Meanwhile, CCTV is still the TV broadcaster in China. In Japan, the FFT is delighted to have extended its agreement with WOWOW (pay-TV), which has broadcasted Roland-Garros for over 30 years," said the FFT.

In France, Amazon holds, over the 2021-2023 cycle, the rights to broadcast the matches scheduled on the Simonne-Mathieu court and the evening sessions of the Philippe-Chatrier court…