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Australian Open na żywo można oglądać w telewizji i internecie. Transmisje przeprowadzi Eurosport i Tenis Premium. Stream online udostępni IPLA oraz Eurosport Player.

Pierwszy wielkoszlemowy turnieju w 2018 roku Australian Open rozpoczął się 15 stycznia i potrwa do 28 stycznia. W pierwszym dniu do II rundy awansowała Magda Linette. Tego sukcesu nie zdołała powtórzyć Magdalena Fręch i odpadła w pojedynku z Carlą Suarez. Agnieszka Radwańska występ w Australian Open 2018 zainauguruje we wtorek, a jej rywalką będzie Karolina Pliskova. Polscy kibice z pewnością liczą również na dobry występ Łukasza Kubota.
Transmisje z Australian Open oglądać można w telewizji Eurosport 1, Eurosport 2, Tenis Premium 1 i Tenis Premium 2. Mecze odbywają się w nocy oraz w godzinach przedpołudniowych.

Australian Open na żywo dostępny jest również w internecie. Stream online udostępnia IPLA oraz Eurosport Player. Dostęp do transmisji nie jest jednak darmowy. Tekstowe relacje live z meczów z udziałem reprezentantów Polski przeprowadzi portal WP SportoweFakty.

Australian Open 2018:

Kiedy: 15 - 28 stycznia 2018
Pula nagród: 55 mln dolarów australijskich (ok. 150 mln złotych)
Transmisje TV: Eurosport 1, Eurosport 2, Tenis Premium 1, Tenis Premium 2
Stream online: Eurosport Player, IPLA
Relacje live: WP SportoweFakty.

Tennis TV set to launch expanded coverage of February's 12 tournaments
The busiest month on the 2018 ATP World Tour calendar begins Monday. February will see 12 tournaments contested in 10 countries on four continents… and you can watch it all on TennisTV.com.

Three ATP World Tour 250 tournaments begin next week in Sofia, Marseille and Quito. World No. 15 Stan Wawrinka leads the Sofia field, which also includes Philipp Kohlschreiber and Gilles Muller. Nitto ATP Finals runner-up David Goffin will be the top seed in Montpellier, where Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Richard Gasquet will also compete. Flamboyant Frenchman Gael Monfils, Pablo Carreno Busta and Albert Ramos-Vinolas head to Quito, where players will battle at an elevation above 9,000 feet.

The following week marks the first ATP World Tour 500 event of the season in Rotterdam, where Grigor Dimitrov, Wawrinka, Alexander Zverev, defending champion Tsonga and Nick Kyrgios will be in action. The New York Open, a new 250 indoor tournament (Kei Nishikori, Kevin Anderson), and the Argentina Open, Argentina’s 250 clay-court tournament in Buenos Aires (Marin Cilic, Dominic Thiem, Monfils), are also part of a busy week.

Watch and enjoy an action-packed month of official ATP World Tour streaming on Tennis TV, which in 2018 will deliver increased live coverage of more than 260* matches from 12 tournaments in February.

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From 19 February the Rio Open presented by Claro, a 500 event in Rio de Janeiro, featuring Australian Open finalist Cilic and defending champion Thiem, highlights another busy week, which also includes 250 tournaments in Marseille (David Goffin, Wawrinka, Tsonga and Lucas Pouille) and Delray Beach. The long-running Delray Beach Open boasts one of its strongest-ever fields with Juan Martin del Potro, Jack Sock, US Open finalist Anderson, Sam Querrey, Milos Raonic, Kyrgios, Chung and Denis Shapovalov all playing.

The highlight of the month could come at the very end, with concurrent 500 events in Acapulco and Dubai set to determine who goes into Indian Wells as World No. 1. Rafael Nadal must reach at least the semi-finals in Acapulco to stop Roger Federer from reclaiming top spot for the first time in more than five years. Federer is weighing a decision to accept a wild card into Dubai. If he does play he is guaranteed to rise to No. 1 if he wins the title, regardless of what Nadal does in Acapulco.

Joining Nadal in Acapulco are Zverev, Thiem, Cilic, del Potro, Anderson and Querrey. Dimitrov leads the field in Dubai, where Pouille, Roberto Bautista Agut and Gasquet will also compete. The week of February 26 also sees the indoor clay 250 tournament in Sao Paulo, where defending champion Pablo Cuevas will be joined by Monfils, Albert Ramos-Vinolas and Fabio Fognini.

Click here for the full tournament schedule in February. All matches are available to watch on demand, all year-round on a range of devices, including Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and Xbox One.

Turn back the clock with Tennis TV’s 1990s archive!
Classic ATP matches from the 1990s are now available to watch on Tennis TV. Fans may now re-live every title match from the season-ending Nitto ATP Finals between 1990 and 2000. Fans can journey back in tennis history, including classic Sampras vs. Agassi encounters and matches featuring legends such as Boris Becker, Stefan Edberg and Jim Courier. Throughout 2018 Tennis TV will roll out hundreds of classic matches.

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Sign up Tennis TV today to watch up to 2,000 matches from all 64 ATP World Tour tournaments in 2018 including live streaming from ATP World Tour Masters 1000, ATP 500* and 250* events.

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