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Do you miss Wimbledon? There is still time to watch the action before the annual tennis championship draws to a close for the year.
British tennis star Cameron Norrie was “speechless” after beating Belgian player David Goffin on Tuesday (July 5) and making it to the semifinals where he will face Serbian Novak Djokovic, who defeated Italian Jannik Sinner on Tuesday defeated. Prince William and Kate Middleton, aka the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, were among the tennis fans watching live from Wimbledon.
Other upcoming matches include Simona Halep vs Amanda Anisimova and T. Fritz vs Raphael Nadal on Wednesday (July 5). You can find the full Wimbledon schedule here.
Wimbledon is to take place over 14 days (from June 27th to July 10th) for the first time. Other firsts this year include: the 14&U Junior Championship, held in the second week of Wimbledon, fourth round singles matches are spread over two days while men’s and women’s singles matches are mixed through to the quarter-finals.
2022 also marks 100 years of Center Court. Read on to find out how to watch Wimbledon wirelessly.
How to watch Wimbledon online without cable
Wimbledon takes place in London, but if you’re in the US, games usually start between 6:00 and 6:15 ET. Click here for more planning details.
Cable cutters can stream the remaining Wimbledon games on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes through platforms that broadcast live television such as Direct TV, SlingTV, Fubo, Vidgo and Hulu + Live TV. ABC is broadcasting games for the first time in history (go to ESPN+ to stream Wimbledon documentaries and more on demand).
Direct TV Stream offers a great summer deal to watch your favorite sports championships, games and more. Not only do you get the first five days of free streaming, but for a limited time only, new subscribers get HBO Max, Showtime, Cinemax, EPIX, and Starz free for the first three months, in addition to discounted streaming plans of up to $30 off for the first two months when you sign up for the Choice ($74.99) or Ultimate ($89.99) streaming plans.
The Choice plan comes with over 90 channels including ESPN, Nickelodeon, HGTV, MTV, BET, VH1, MLB Network, college sports networks and more. The Ultimate plan comes with 130+ channels, the Premier package ($134.99 per month) comes with 140+ channels, and the cheapest Direct TV Stream plan is $54.99 per month for 65+ channels.
Hulu + Live TV is another solid and affordable choice, but it doesn’t come with a free trial. However, subscriptions start at $69.99 per month to stream over 75 channels, and you get access to ESPN+, Hulu, and Disney+.
