World Tennis League 2024: Updated schedule, fixtures, results, live streaming details

World Tennis League 2024 will take place from December 19 to December 22.

The World Tennis League 2024 will take place from December 19-22 in Abu Dhabi. It brings together top players to compete in a new team setup.

Current World No. #1 in women’s singles Aryna Sabalenka and former top-ranked Iga Swiatek lead the four-team event. The tournament splits 16 players into teams – HonorFX Eagles, Game Changers Falcons, TSL Hawks, and SG Mavericks Kites.

They will play round-robin matches. Each match has men’s singles, women’s singles, and two doubles sets. Teams get points based on games they win.

India’s best singles player Sumit Nagal joins Sabalenka on the Hawks. Elena Rybakina and Andrey Rublev boost the Falcons. Greek star Stefanos Tsitsipas adds strength to the Eagles’ lineup.

The setup brings in “overtime” if the team behind wins the fourth set. A “Super Shootout” tiebreaker decides matches tied after overtime. The winner gets extra points. The event builds on earlier ones held in Dubai.

It helps to grow tennis in the Middle East alongside regular ATP and WTA tournaments. The top two teams move to the December 22 final.

When is World Tennis League 2024 scheduled to take place?

The 2024 World Tennis League will take place from December 19 to December 22, 2024.

Which city will host World Tennis League 2024?

The 2024 World Tennis League will be held on hard courts at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

What is the format of World Tennis League 2024?

The 2024 World Tennis League uses a round-robin setup where four teams compete against each other. Each contest called a tie, has four sets: one men’s singles, one women’s singles, and two doubles sets (men’s, women’s, or mixed doubles based on a coin flip). Teams get one point for every game they win during the tie. The tie ends if the team that wins the fourth set is in the lead.

If the fourth set winner still trails, the match goes to overtime. In this case, the team in front can win by taking just one game. If the scores become even, a first-to-10 super shoot-out tiebreak picks the winner giving one game point and two extra points.

Teams, Groups and Players of World Tennis League 2024

Eagles

• Men #1: Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece, Rank 11)
• Women #1: Iga Swiątek (Poland, Rank 2)
• Men #2: Alexander Shevchenko (Kazakhstan, Rank 78)
• Women #2: Paula Badosa (Spain, Rank 12)

Falcons

• Men #1: Andrey Rublev (Russia, Rank 8)
• Women #1: Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan, Rank 6)
• Men #2: Denis Shapovalov (Canada, Rank 56)
• Women #2: Caroline Garcia (France, Rank 48)

Hawks

• Men #1: Jordan Thompson (Australia, Rank 26)
• Women #1: Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus, Rank 1)
• Men #2: Sumit Nagal (India, Rank 98)
• Women #2: Mirra Andreeva (Russia, Rank 16)

Kites

• Men #1: Casper Ruud (Norway, Rank 6)
• Women #1: Jasmine Paolini (Italy, Rank 4)
• Men #2: Nick Kyrgios (Australia, Unranked)
• Women #2: Simona Halep (Romania, Rank 877)

What is the World Tennis League 2024 schedule?

• Round Robin: December 19-21
• Finals: December 22

Where and how to watch live streaming and broadcast of World Tennis League 2024 in India, the USA and the UK?

The 2024 World Tennis League will be shown on Sports 18, with live streaming available on Sony Sports Network. In the United States, the matches will air live on Tennis Channel, while fans in the United Kingdom can watch the event on Tennis Channel International. Full details here

World Tennis League 2024 full schedule, fixtures and results

Day 1 — December 19 (Thursday)

Falcons beat Hawks 29–26 | Report here

• Women’s Doubles: Caroline Garcia/Elena Rybakina lost to Mirra Andreeva/Aryna Sabalenka (6-7(5-7)
• Women’s Singles: Elena Rybakina lost to Aryna Sabalenka (6–7 (3–7)
• Men’s Doubles: Andrey Rublev/Denis Shapovalov lost to Sumit Nagal/Jordan Thompson (5–7)
• Men’s Singles: Andrey Rublev beat Jordan Thompson (7–5)
• Overtime: Andrey Rublev beat Jordan Thompson (2–0)
• Super Shoot-Out: Andrey Rublev beat Jordan Thompson (1-0 (10–6) +2 bonus points

Kites beat Eagles 25–20 | Report here

• Mixed Doubles: Jasmine Paolini/Casper Ruud beat Paula Badosa/Alexander Shevchenko (6–4)
• Men’s Singles: Casper Ruud beat Alexander Shevchenko (6–4)
• Women’s Doubles: Simona Halep/Jasmine Paolini beat Paula Badosa/Iga Swiatek (7–5)
• Women’s Singles: Jasmine Paolini lost to Iga Swiatek (5–7)
• Overtime: Jasmine Paolini beat Iga Swiatek (1–0)

Day 2 — December 20 (Friday)

Hawks beat Eagles 21-14 | Report here

• Women’s Doubles: Mirra Andreeva/Aryna Sabalenka beat Paula Badosa/Iga Swiatek (6-1)
• Women’s Singles: Aryna Sabalenka beat Paula Badosa (6-2)
• Men’s Doubles: Sumit Nagal/Jordan Thompson beat Alexander Svenchenko/Stefanos Tsitsipas (6-4)
• Men’s Singles: Sumit Nagal lost to Alexander Shevchenko (2-6)
• Overtime: Sumit Nagal beat Alexander Shevchenko (1-1)

Falcons beat Kites 24-21 | Report here

Women’s Doubles: Carolina Garcia/Elena Rybakina beat Simona Halep/Jasmine Paolini (7-6(7-5)Women’s Singles: Elena Rybakina beat Simona Halep (6-4)Mixed Doubles: Caroline Garcia/Denis Shapovalov lost to Jasmine Paolini/Nick Kyrgios (5-7)Men’s Singles: Andrey Rublev lost to Nick Kyrgios (6-4)

Day 3 — December 21 (Saturday)

• Falcons vs Eagles
• Hawks vs Kites

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