A closer look at the screenshots
A home-screen carousel presents live editorial content without a separate headline.
Player headshot cards introduce a condensed-match format.
A crowd photograph sits behind the channel's live wordmark.
A clay-court image heads the replay listings.
A tournament directory groups coverage with organisation logos.
A favourites list displays selected ranked players.
A plain ATP ranking list supplies the main content.
A WTA ranking list repeats the preceding table-style composition.
About this app
Tennis Channel’s all-in-one streaming service gives fans unmatched access to the sport. Stream WTA & ATP matches live and on-demand from your favorite device, plus enjoy 24/7 network coverage with expert commentary, analysis, and exclusive player interviews. Whether you’re a casual or die-hard fan, the app puts you in control of how you watch tennis. Follow your favorite players with mobile notifications that deliver real-time alerts for match starts, highlights, and replays. Also, with our new 'Match in 15', you can watch the full story of a match in just 15 minutes. Enjoy access to the full WTA & ATP seasons*, including EVERY 1000-level tournament, plus, 500s and 250s, and exhibitions. Stream major tournaments like Indian Wells, Miami, Charleston, Madrid, Rome, Queens, Washington DC, Cincinnati, Paris, Laver Cup, Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup, the WTA & ATP Year-End Finals, and many more. Key Features: - Live matches across main and outer courts - On-demand content, including replays, match highlights, condensed matches, exclusive player interviews & practice, original content, and more Tournament details and order of play - Access to our 24/7 network, including expert commentary, in-depth analysis, exclusive player interviews, and the only live tennis studio show *Certain restrictions apply. Terms of use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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