The full tennis calendar lives on Sportlemon
Tennis is a year-round sport with very few breaks, and that's a problem for most casual viewers. The schedule jumps from continent to continent, time zones change weekly, and the broadcast home for any given event can feel like a guessing game. Sportlemon Tennis exists to take that pain away. From the Australian summer swing through the dirt of Roland Garros, the grass at Wimbledon, the hard court grind of the US Open Series and the indoor finale of the ATP Tour Finals, Sportlemon keeps American fans pointed at the right court at the right time.
Open the Sportlemon Tennis page and you'll see the matches that are live right now along with every match scheduled in the next 24 hours. Each entry shows the round, the surface and the tournament so you can decide what to commit to. There's no need to keep a separate tennis app open just to track what's playing on Court 1 versus the show court. Sportlemon does that for you.
ATP and WTA, side by side on Sportlemon
Sportlemon Tennis treats the men's and women's tours as equal headline acts, because they are. Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic and the rising American men sit alongside Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka and the deep WTA field on the same page. When two huge matches overlap on different courts, Sportlemon shows both with a clear time indicator so you can split-screen, switch between or just pick the one you care more about.
Grand Slam season on Sportlemon
The four Grand Slams are the heartbeat of the tennis year, and Sportlemon Tennis treats them accordingly. During Slam fortnights, the page expands into round-by-round tracking — first round chaos, the marathon five-setters of the second week, the round-of-16 storylines, the quarterfinal blockbusters, and the semifinal and final matches that crown new champions. The US Open in Flushing Meadows gets the largest American spotlight on Sportlemon, with full coverage of qualifying, the main draw, mixed doubles and the wheelchair events.
Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup and the team events
Sportlemon also makes room for the team events that often get lost in the shuffle. Davis Cup ties, Billie Jean King Cup weekends and the United Cup season-opener all show up on Sportlemon Tennis with the same prominence as a regular tour event. If American players are involved, you'll see them at the top of the page, no scrolling required.