The DC Open will crown two new champions this weekend, with Alex Eala set to face Jessica Pegula in one final and Taylor Fritz set to meet Rafael Jodar in the other. For viewers looking to follow the matches live, the viewing options are already clear.
That is why the DC Open 2026 name is being searched now: the finals are on the calendar, and the best way to watch them depends on where you are. In the US, DC Open coverage is available through the Tennis Channel, while select match coverage will also run on Tennis Channel 2.
Fans who want a paid direct option can subscribe through the Tennis Channel website. Fubo also carries Tennis Channel and Tennis Channel 2 on all of its main plans, with subscriptions starting at $65 a month. YouTube TV is another route, but access to the Tennis Channel there requires the NFL RedZone with Sports Plus add-on, which costs an extra $11 a month on top of YouTube TV's main plan, priced at $83 a month.
There is also a free live stream through BlastTV in the Philippines, which makes Alex Eala's final especially easy to follow for viewers there. For fans outside the Philippines, that free option is not as simple to reach, and a VPN is needed to get around the location limit. The setup underlines the split between paid US coverage and country-specific streaming access that now shapes most big tennis weekends.
The one detail still left open is the exact start time for each final. Match times can shift depending on earlier matches and weather, so viewers will have to stay flexible even as the bracket is already set. After the finals are played, the DC Open will have two new champions, and the only thing changing after that will be the names attached to them.
