Sky Sports has struck a partnership with Trident8 to bring the entire three‑day Laver Cup spectacle to viewers from the iconic O2 arena in London this September. The event pits the continent of Europe against a Rest of the World team, featuring twelve of the planet’s elite male tennis professionals in a high‑stakes showdown. Among the European lineup, world number two Carlos Alcaraz and Wimbledon finalist Alexander Zverev will don the Team Europe colors, while the United States duo of Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz will spearhead Team World under the guidance of legendary former champion Andre Agassi, who serves as the team captain. The coverage will be fronted by presenter Gigi Salmon, who will guide audiences through all twelve matches spread across both daytime and evening sessions on Friday, 25 September, and Saturday, 26 September.
The tournament will conclude with a single, decisive session on Sunday, 27 September. In addition to the live commentary, a dedicated reporter will be stationed on the arena floor, delivering real‑time updates, player interviews, and behind‑the‑scenes insights to keep fans fully informed throughout the weekend. Beyond the televised broadcast, Sky Sports is also offering a digital companion experience for viewers in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Highlights, match clips, and key moments will be made available across Sky’s online platforms, including its website, mobile app, and social media channels, ensuring that anyone who misses the live action can still catch up at their convenience. Tim Henman, the vice‑captain of Team Europe and Sky Sports’ resident tennis analyst, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership: "It’s fantastic news that the Laver Cup will be featured on Sky Sports. This tournament provides a rare chance to watch the very best players in the world unite under the banners of Team Europe and Team World, all within the spectacular setting of the O2 arena.
Expect plenty of drama, passion and rivalry, both on and off the court." The Laver Cup, conceived by former Australian Davis Cup captain and former world number one Lleyton Hewitt, has quickly become a marquee event on the tennis calendar since its inception in 2017. Its unique format—combining elements of team competition with individual match play—creates an atmosphere reminiscent of the Ryder Cup in golf, fostering national pride and intense camaraderie among players who normally compete against one another on the ATP Tour.
The event also features a points system that rewards players more heavily for matches played later in the tournament, adding strategic depth and keeping the overall score close until the final moments. Fans will be able to stream the matches without a traditional contract through NOW, Sky’s over‑the‑top streaming service, which offers flexible, month‑to‑month access. This option is ideal for viewers who prefer not to commit to a long‑term subscription but still want uninterrupted live coverage of the Laver Cup and other tennis events. Sky Sports’ broader tennis portfolio remains robust throughout the year.
The network will continue to air live coverage of the Cincinnati Open starting Thursday, 13 August, followed by the US Open beginning Sunday, 30 August. In total, Sky Sports plans to broadcast more than 4,000 matches across 80 tournaments this season, all of which will also be available for streaming via the NOW platform and the Sky Sports app.
For avid tennis enthusiasts, the Sky Sports app provides a comprehensive hub for news, video highlights, player statistics, and live scores. The app’s push notifications ensure that users receive instant alerts for match starts, score updates, and breaking news, making it easier than ever to stay connected to the sport.
In addition to live match coverage, Sky Sports offers a rich library of tennis content, including classic match replays, in‑depth analysis segments, and exclusive interviews with top players and coaches. This multimedia approach caters to both casual fans looking for quick highlights and dedicated followers who appreciate detailed tactical breakdowns. Overall, the agreement between Sky Sports and Trident8 marks a significant step forward in making high‑profile tennis events more accessible to a UK and Irish audience. By combining traditional broadcast, digital highlights, and flexible streaming options, Sky Sports ensures that the excitement of the Laver Cup—and the broader tennis season—reaches fans wherever they are, whenever they want to watch.