US Open, Sky announces its programming (streaming on Now)

From August 24 to September 7, it’s off to the courts in New York for the 145th edition of the US Open. Up to 7 dedicated channels are coming on Sky and streaming on NOW to follow all the matches and two new original productions signed Sky Sport: Unforgettable Sinner – Wimbledon 2025: chronicle of a triumph, scheduled tomorrow at 12 p.m. on Sky Sport One, and the fifth episode of Tennis Heroes with the Panatta&Bertolucci duo, Bad Boys – from Nastase to Kyrgios, from Friday, August 29 at 3 p.m., also on Sky Sport One.

UP TO 7 CHANNELS ON SKY AND NOW – Guaranteed entertainment for all fans of great tennis, who will have up to 7 channels to experience the excitement of the Flushing Meadows tournament every day.

The main Sky Sport Tennis channel will host the entire day’s program from Arthur Ashe Stadium, with full coverage also provided by the Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport Arena, Sky Sport Max, Sky Sport 251 and Sky Sport 252 channels.

In addition, Sky Sport Mix, until Monday, September 1, will host Diretta Tennis, a unique program where you can be taken from court to court to follow live all the most important moments of the matches in progress.

Finally, as is the case with the Atp and Wta tournaments, Sky Sport Plus will be available, the interactive page to be able to choose any match, singles or doubles, on any court: for Sky customers simply go to the Sky Sport Tennis channel (203) and, with the green button on the remote control of Sky Q via satellite or the interactivity button on Sky Stream and Sky Glass if connected to the Internet, access live images from the courts. Plus, in the Rankings section, the ATP and WTA singles rankings. For NOW customers, however, Extra Match is available, the service that provides additional channels to access live images from the courts.

STUDIES AND ANALYSIS – There will be no shortage of Sky Tennis Show, every day from 4:30 p.m. (and 12:30 p.m. for the night session), with the following exceptions: at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 2 and Wednesday, Sept. 3; at 5:45 p.m. from Thursday, Sept. 4; and at 7:30 p.m. for the day of the final on Sunday, Sept. 7. Eleonora Cottarelli, together with her guests, will lead fans between matches with updates, interviews, highlights and tactical analysis at Sky Sport Tech. Every day, direct thread with the tournament thanks to the story of correspondents Stefano Meloccaro, who will also take part in the main studios, Dalila Setti and Paolo Aghemo. From the early hours of the morning – at 8:15 a.m. on Sky Sport 24 and at 8:30 a.m. on Sky Sport Tennis – the magazine Highlight Show will collect the best of the most important matches of the previous day.

An appointment also available on-demand, along with highlights of the main matches and the full matches of the Azzurri (starting with the quarters), as well as the semifinals and final of the tournament.

Following, in the late morning, always on Sky Sport 24, the appointment with The Insider, the in-depth magazine edited by Giuseppe Marzo and hosted by Stefano Meloccaro that will summarize the tournament from an original and ironic point of view, with a look at what happens behind the scenes.

Daily and continuous updates also on Sky Sport 24, which will expand its programming from Monday, August 25, with US OPEN TODAY, a 10 a.m. edition entirely dedicated to a recap of what happened on the night.

The SKY SPORTS TENNIS TEAM – The two weeks of matches will be narrated by Sky Sport’s great team of commentators, including Paolo Bertolucci, 1976 Davis Cup champion and voice of the most important challenges; Renzo Furlan, former No. 19 in the ATP world rankings and recently the coach of Jasmine Paolini; and Flavia Pennetta, direct from New York in the first week of the tournament, who will also be involved in a new special coming soon to Sky Sport, which will feature her 10 years after her victory at the US Open.

Also on the big talent team are Barbara Rossi, Stefano Pescosolido, Raffaella Reggi, Laura Golarsa, Salvatore Caruso, Niccolò Cotto and Alessandro Giannessi.

On the telecast will be Elena Pero, Luca Boschetto, Federico Ferrero, Pietro Nicolodi, Alessandro Lupi, Dario Massara, Federico Zancan, Paolo Ciarravano, Alessandro Sugoni, Riccardo Bisti, Niccolò Ramella and Gaia Brunelli.

TWO NEW SKY SPORT ORGANIZED PRODUCTIONS – Great appointments on the field, but also with in-depth reports and editorial care by Sky Sport. Tomorrow, Friday, August 22, at 12 noon on Sky Sports One and NOW, don’t miss unforgettable Sinner – Wimbledon 2025: chronicle of a triumph.

Jannik Sinner did not just win a title, he redesigned the history of Italian tennis, the consecration of a generational champion. With this triumph, his fourth career Slam, Sinner confirms his hegemony in contemporary tennis and his world leadership. The tale of the two weeks comes to life in the film of his tournament: an hour in which the highlights and decisive moments towards the final follow, along with the voices of the protagonists and commentary from Sky Sports talent, with many interviews and unseen highlights.

And again, during the U.S. tournament, on Friday, Aug. 29, at 3 p.m. on Sky Sport One and NOW, comes the fifth episode of Tennis Heroes, with the Panatta&Bertolucci duo: Bad Boys – from Nastase to Kyrgios.

The first in the story was Ilie Năstase, the father of all “bad boys,” the one who brought the show to tennis in the 1970s. The Romanian was pure instinct, disorder, theatricality, sarcasm. As skilled with the racket as he was unpredictable with words. After him, with different characters and varied behavior, Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, Marat Safin, Andre Agassi, Fabio Fognini himself. Each with his own personality and his own way of being a champion and allergic to rules. And then Nick Kyrgios, a case in point. Panatta and Bertolucci, with their usual mix of knowledge and irony, sketch the thin line that runs through the history of tennis: that of imperfect geniuses who defy the unwritten rules of the game.

Sky Sport’s Original Productions are on Sky, streaming on NOW and available on demand.