Davis Cup Finals to be Broadcast in More than 171 Countries
Tennis - The Davis Cup Finals, which will be played in its new format for the first time this year, will be broadcast on more than 41 television channels around the world and will reach more than 171 countries with broadcasters including the Fox network in United States of America, Eurosport in the United Kingdowm, TF1 in France, Channel 9 in Australia, TyC in Argentina and Movistar+ in Spain.
According to a press release on the Davis Cup website, the finals will be broadcast from 80 cameras across the venue. The event will be held from Monday 18th November to Sunday 24th November. The tournament will see 18 nations compete for the title.
There are expected to be more than 600 journalists, photographers and broadcasters at the venue during the week of the competition.
The Davis Cup by Rakuten Madrid Finals will be broadcast live on more than 41 television channels around the world reaching more than 171 countries and territories. Matches from the Finals will be broadcast from 80 cameras across the venue, allowing fans from across the world a chance to experience the event both on- and off-court.
Rakuten TV will broadcast the event for fans in Southeast Asia and Ukraine and United States. beIN Sports will also show the event in France, Match TV will show the event in Russia and RTS and Arena Sport will show the event in Serbia.
Australian fans will be able to view the same commercial free-to-air television network Nine Network, also known as Channel 9. Fans in Chile will be able to choose from three channels while Colombian fans will be able to watch the matches on TyC and Win Sports.
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