How to watch and stream all the tennis at the 2024 Paris Olympics

The 2024 Paris Olympics will begin on July 26 and run through August 11. Watching a certain sport might get a bit weird, however. Depending on which nation you live in, your local broadcaster might be showing a delayed event. This is certainly going to happen with all the tennis action in the United States and how NBC covers the sport.

If you definitely want to check out what is happening with tennis, you might want to get ready to stream most things. For instance, a fan can see the women's and men's final on their television set, but not live. To do that, you'll need to make sure you have the NBC Sports app or tune in online at NBCOlympics.com.

Tennis at this summer's Olympics will run from July 27 through August 4. The women's singles, men's singles, and men's and women's doubles all begin on the 27th. If you are only oddly interested in the mixed doubles matches, those will not begin until the 28th.

How to watch and stream the tennis action at the 2024 Paris Olympics

The women's final will be held on August 3 and the men's on the 4th. When you see those matches without streaming will differ from seeing them live. The mixed doubles final occurs on Friday, August 2, but they won't be shown on TV until August 3. Again, get ready to stream a lot during the Olympics.

Of course, the cool part is that tennis fans will get to see many of the top players participate for their countries. The last time the Summer Olympics were held was supposed to be in 2020 but due to the COVID pandemic, they were held in 2021. The singles winners at those games were Belinda Bencic of Switzerland and Alexander Zverev of Germany.

One of the more exciting bits for fans in 2024 is that Rafael Nadal will be playing for Spain but he will be teaming up with Carlos Alcaraz in men's doubles. That has to be must-watch streaming.

The American team will include Coco Gauff, Danielle Collins, Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, and Christopher Eubanks.

Tennis will be held at the same location as the French Open in Paris so those who have done well at that event should have a good chance to win gold. In other words, Iga Swiatek should be the heavy favorite on the women's side. Alcaraz should be the favorite on the men's side.

Here is how the finals of each event can be seen on NBC's group of networks:

Friday, August 2
- Mixed doubles at 3 pm ET (streaming only)
Saturday, August 3
- Mixed doubles at 4 am ET on the USA network (replay)
- Women's singles live on streaming at 8:30 am ET with a replay on USA at 4:30 pm ET
- Men's doubles live on streaming at 11 am ET
Sunday, August 4
- Men's doubles at 12 am ET on USA (replay)
- Women's doubles live on streaming at 11 am ET with a replay on CNBC at 1:15 pm ET
- Men's singles live on streaming at 8:30 am ET with a replay on CNBC at 4:30 pm ET

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