Tennis on ESPN

The sport of tennis has been televised by the properties of ESPN since 1979 and for ABC since 2006.

Tennis on ESPN
Created by	ESPN
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	N/A
Production
Running time	120 minutes+
Original release
Network	ESPN ESPN2 ESPN3 ESPN on ABC ESPN+
Release	1979 (1979) – present

Current tournaments and competitions covered by ESPN include Australian Open, the Wimbledon Championships and the US Open. After hosting many non-Grand Slam events throughout the years, ESPN has greatly pared back its non-Grand Slam coverage.^[1]

Tournaments

Current

• Australian Open (1984–present)^[2]
• The Championships, Wimbledon (2012–present, full coverage, 2003–2011, partial coverage)
• US Open (2015–present, full coverage, 2009–2014, partial coverage)
• U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships^[3]

Former

• French Open (1986–1993, 2002–2015; partial coverage)^[4][5][6]
• Miami Open (1985–2007, 2011–2019)^[7]
• Canadian Open (2004–2017)
• Silicon Valley Classic (2004–2017)
• Citi Open (2004–2017)
• Winston-Salem Open (2004–2017)
• Atlanta Open (2010–2017)
• ATP Finals (2000–2019)^[8]
• Indian Wells Masters (?–2007, 2011–2021)
• U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships (2022–2024)^[9]

Leagues

• World TeamTennis (2014–2021)

ESPN Tennis announcers

• James Blake (2020–present)^[10] (analyst)
• Darren Cahill (2007–present) (analyst)
• Mary Carillo (1988–1997, 2003–2010)^[11] (analyst)
• Cliff Drysdale (1979–present)^[12] (play-by-play/analyst)
• Dick Enberg (2004–2011) (play-by-play)
• Chris Evert (2011–present) (analyst)
• Mary Joe Fernandez (2000–present) (analyst)
• Mardy Fish (2019) (analyst)
• Chris Fowler (2003–present)^[13] (play-by-play)
• Brad Gilbert (2004–present) (analyst)
• Jason Goodall (2015–present)^[14] (play-by-play/analyst)
• Luke Jensen (1994–present) (host/analyst)
• John McEnroe (2009–present) (analyst)
• Patrick McEnroe (1995–present) (play-by-play/host/analyst)
• Chris McKendry (2016–present)^[15] (studio host)
• Tom Rinaldi (2003–2020)^[16][17] (reporter)
• Jeremy Schaap (2021–present) (reporter)
• Alexandra Stevenson (2019–present) (analyst)
• Rennae Stubbs (2017–present)^[18] (analyst)
• Pam Shriver (1990–present) (play-by-play/analyst/reporter)
• Caroline Wozniacki (2020–present) (analyst)