Sky Sports has struck an agreement with Trident8 to televise every day of this year's Laver Cup, bringing all the action from London's O2 arena to UK screens throughout September.
The tournament pits Europe against a Rest of World select side, with 12 of the men's game's leading players set to feature across the three-day event.
Team Europe will call upon world number two Carlos Alcaraz alongside Alexander Zverev, who reached this year's Wimbledon final, while Team World will be spearheaded by American duo Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz under the guidance of captain Andre Agassi.
Presenter Gigi Salmon will front Sky Sports' coverage, with the broadcaster showing all 12 matches across day and night sessions on Friday September 25 and Saturday September 26, before a concluding session wraps things up on Sunday September 27. A reporter will also be stationed at the venue to deliver updates on all the weekend's developments.
Beyond the live broadcast, viewers in the UK and Ireland will be able to follow clips and highlights via Sky's digital and social channels once play has finished.
Team Europe vice-captain and Sky Sports Tennis expert Tim Henman welcomed the news of the broadcast agreement.
"It's great news the Laver Cup will be on Sky Sports."
"It's a unique opportunity to see the best players in the world coming together to represent Team Europe and Team World at the iconic O2 arena."
"Fans can expect plenty of drama, passion and rivalry, both on and off the court."
A second stint at The O2
This year's staging marks the ninth edition of the Laver Cup and represents the first time the event has returned to host the same city twice, according to The O2's official event listing. Organisers confirmed as far back as May 2025 that London would once again welcome the competition, as detailed by Laver Cup's own media update. The venue previously hosted one of the sport's most memorable moments, having staged Roger Federer's emotional retirement farewell at the 2022 edition, as noted by Tennis.com.
According to the Laver Cup's official announcement, both Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz have already been confirmed for the 2026 renewal, with hospitality packages having gone on sale on 18 November 2025 at 10:00 GMT. Ticket prices for the tournament vary considerably, with the official ticket page listing single-session seats from £32 in the upper tier and £123 in the lower tier, before VAT and fees, while full-event packages in the lower level range from £726 to £2,346 before additional charges.
What happens next
The event itself is scheduled to run from 25 to 27 September 2026 at The O2, according to the Laver Cup's official site. The venue's listing confirms five separate sessions, with Friday 25 September featuring start times of 11:30am and 5:30pm, Saturday 26 September mirroring that schedule at 11:30am and 5:30pm, and the tournament concluding on Sunday 27 September with a session beginning at 10:30am, as outlined by The O2.
Tennis fans have plenty more to look forward to on Sky Sports before then, with live coverage continuing throughout the year including the Cincinnati Open, which begins on Thursday August 13, and the US Open, starting Sunday August 30.
In total, Sky Sports will broadcast over 4,000 matches and 80 tournaments across the season, all of which can also be streamed via NOW and the Sky Sports app.
Watch the ATP and WTA Tours and US Open from August 30, live on Sky Sports or stream with NOW and the Sky Sports app.
