Coco Gauff vs Jessica Pegula
The Cincinnati Open wraps up today with two singles finals that give American tennis fans plenty to watch before the U.S. Open arrives. On the men’s side, American Frances Tiafoe gets another shot at a breakthrough title when he faces France’s Arthur Fils, with both players trying to claim their first Masters 1000 championship. Tiafoe made the finals in 2024 and knows how much a Cincinnati title would mean, while Fils has put together the kind of run that could turn him into an even bigger name on the ATP Tour.
🔴WATCH📺📱👉Coco Gauff vs Jessica Pegula Live
The women’s final brings an even bigger American spotlight, with Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula meeting in an all-American showdown. Gauff enters as one of the sport’s biggest young stars, while Pegula continues to prove she belongs deep in the biggest events on the calendar. With three Americans across the two singles finals and both trophies on the line, Cincinnati gets a strong closing day before the tennis world shifts its attention toward New York.
Coverage of the Cincinnati Open finals starts at 2:00 p.m. EDT with men’s doubles, before the men’s singles and women’s singles matches highlight the evening. Tennis fans everywhere can catch every set on Sling TV.
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When are the Cincinnati Open men’s finals?
What: Cincinnati Open — Men’s Singles Finals
When: Sunday, August 23, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. EDT
Where: Lindner Family Tennis Center, Mason, OH
TV: Tennis Channel (Sling TV)
When are the Cincinnati Open women’s finals?
What: Cincinnati Open — Women’s Singles Finals
When: Sunday, August 23, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. EDT
Where: Lindner Family Tennis Center, Mason, OH
TV: Tennis Channel (Sling TV)
How to stream the Cincinnati Open finals without cable
Tennis fans can catch all the action from the Cincinnati Open finals on Sling TV today, with both singles finals airing on Tennis Channel. It’s also worth noting up top that fans who only care about tennis can simply sign up for the Tennis Channel app for $11.99/month (or $77/year for a limited time), which gives you direct access to live matches, full replays, highlights, and more.
That said, Sling is the more comprehensive option if you want the Tennis Channel along with a broader live TV lineup. To watch the Cincinnati Open finals through Sling, you’ll need to add the Sports Extra package to a qualifying Sling plan, which adds $11 to $15 to the base plan cost.
To get access to the Tennis Channel on Sling, you’ll need to sign up for one of these options along with the Sports Extra package:
Sling TV Blue ($45.99/month)
Sling TV Orange ($45.99/month)
Sling TV Orange & Blue ($60.99/month)
While Sling is our top pick, any of these other major streaming platforms are also airing the finals today, but you’ll need to sign up for higher tier packages or additional add-ons, just like Sling:
fuboTV ($68.99 for the first month then $98.99/month with a 5-day free trial; the Tennis Channel is included in the Elite package)
DIRECTV STREAM ($64.99/month for the first month, then $94.99/month; the Tennis Channel is included in the Choice package)
Hulu + Live TV ($89.99/month with a 3-day free trial; also includes Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited; need the Sports Add-On for $9.99/month)
YouTube TV ($67.99/month for the first three months, then $82.99/month with a variable free trial; need the Sports Plus package for $10.99/month)