Watch Serena and Venus Williams at US Open 2026 Doubles: Streaming Guide & Times!

The Williams sisters are making a comeback on the court.

After a hiatus of four years, Serena and Venus Williams are teaming up once again at the US Open to compete in doubles.

This year at the 2026 tournament, both sisters have participated in individual events: Serena, alongside Carlos Alcaraz, made it to the mixed doubles quarterfinals, while Venus was defeated in her opening singles match against Sofia Kenin on Sunday evening.

Continue reading for all the details on how to watch their eagerly awaited match from the comfort of your home at no cost. (After all, a price of zero is something to really love.)

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Schedule for Venus and Serena Williams at the 2026 US Open

The Williams sisters will face Hao-Ching Chan and Maya Joint in the 2026 US Open doubles on Sept. 3, 2026, at 7 p.m. ET, broadcasted on ESPN2.

Serena previously played against Joint at Wimbledon in June during her first singles match since her return, though she was defeated after four sets.

Options for Free US Open Live Streaming

If you’re without cable, you’ll require a live TV streaming service to view the US Open live without cost. The event will be broadcast on various ESPN networks.

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A top choice is DIRECTV, offering a free five-day trial and starting at $49.99/month. This service provides a range of subscription choices and genre packs that include ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC, along with access to the ESPN app.

Additionally, you can catch every US Open match, including exclusive ones, on ESPN Unlimited service. The Select plan grants you match access, but the $29.99/month Unlimited package also includes 24/7 live ESPN, RedZone style whip-around broadcasts, and more.

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