The second grand slam and the much-awaited clay-court tournament, the French Open 2022 is to begin on 22 May 2022. All the eyes would be on the defending champion Novak Djokovic as this is going to be his first grand slam after not getting to play at the Australian Open earlier this year.
In the women’s Barbora Krejcikova would be looking to continue on her dream run here at the french open from last year. As she is not in the best of the form it is going to be difficult for her to be able to defend her title here at the Roland Garros this year. 13 time French Open champion and the master of clay court Rafael Nadal‘s fitness remains a concern as he comes into the Grand Slam looking for his record-extending 22nd Grand Slam title and 14th French Open title.
Schedule of French Open 2022
- First round – May 22, 23, 24
- Second round – May 25, 26
- Third round – May 27, 28
- Fourth round – May 29, 30
- Quarter-finals – May 31, June 1
- Semi-finals – June 2, 3
- Women’s final – June 4
- Men’s final – June 5
List of Broadcasters for French Open 2022
As the tennis fans across the globe would be rooting in to support their favourite players in the French Open. It would be great for them to know where they can watch the match live.
Tennis fans in India and the subcontinent can catch live action on Sony Network and the matches will be streamed live on the SonyLiv app too. Moreover, in the United Kingdom, Eurosport will once again be the broadcaster. In Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, Latin America and Oceania, ESPN International will broadcast the live-action. In Australia, Nine & Stan Sport are the official broadcasters while fans in the USA can watch the major Down Under on the ESPN network.
- France – France TV sport, Amazon Prime Video
- Europe (All territories) – Eurosport
- Austria – Servus TV
- Belgium – rtbf.be
- Switzerland – SRG SSR
- United Kingdom – Eurosport, discovery+
- USA – NBC Sports, Peacock TV, Tennis Channel, Bally Sports
- Canada – RDS, TSN
- Latin America – ESPN
- Brazil – SporTV
- North Africa & Middle East – beIN Sports
- Sub-Saharan Africa – Super Sport, Canal+
- Asia (All Territories) – beinSPORTS
- China – CMG, Tencent Sports
- Taiwan – ELTA TV
- Vietnam – vtvcab.vn
- Japan – WOWOW
- India – Sony TEN
- Australia – Nine Network
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