The Mubadala DC Open will crown new champions Sunday, as the women’s and men’s finals are set. In the women’s final, Alex Eala takes on Jessica Pegula. The men’s final features Taylor Fritz against Rafael Jodar.
Both matches will be played at the G. FitzGerald Tennis Center in Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC. The tournament has been a high-profile event, drawing stars like Naomi Osaka, Madison Keys, Venus Williams, Ben Shelton, and Alex de Minaur. But now only four remain.
For fans hoping to watch without cable, the Tennis Channel carries the finals, with select early rounds on Tennis Channel 2. Streaming options include Fubo, DirecTV, and YouTube TV. Those in the UK can tune into Sky Sports Tennis, Sky Sports Main Event, or Sky Sports+.
A free DC Open live stream is available on BlastTV in the Philippines. This stream covers both finals, offering a cost-free way to see the action. However, viewers outside the Philippines will need a VPN to access it. VPNs allow users to temporarily change their device’s virtual location, making region-locked content accessible from anywhere.
NordVPN is among the most reliable options, offering fast connections and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Travelers can also use a VPN to keep their usual streaming services working while abroad, provided they have a valid subscription from home.
The schedule lists all times in Eastern. Tennis Channel subscribers can also stream via the Tennis Channel app. For those without a cable login, services like Fubo and YouTube TV provide alternatives, though YouTube TV requires the Sports Plus add-on for the Tennis Channel.
The finals cap a week of competitive tennis. Eala, a young rising star, faces Pegula, a seasoned contender. Fritz, an American favorite, goes up against Jodar, who has impressed throughout the tournament. The tournament began on Monday, July 27, and runs through Sunday, August 2.