French Open 2026: How to Watch Madison Keys vs. Hanne Vandewinkel at Roland-Garros Today, TV Channel, Streaming, Start Time and More

American Madison Keys opens her 2026 French Open campaign on Tuesday, May 26, with a first-round match against Belgium’s Hanne Vandewinkel at Stade Roland-Garros in Paris. The match is expected to begin around 10 a.m. ET, with coverage in the United States available on TNT and truTV, and streaming on HBO Max.

Keys enters Roland-Garros ranked No. 19 and carrying the momentum of her 2025 Australian Open title, one of the biggest wins of her career. Despite that breakthrough, the American has yet to move past the semifinals at the French Open, leaving open the question of whether this year’s tournament could mark her deepest run in Paris. Vandewinkel will be aiming to spoil that bid in the opening round.

The 2026 French Open is being televised across TNT and truTV, with every match from the tournament also available on HBO Max. That gives viewers multiple ways to follow the action from the first round through the finals at Roland-Garros. The tournament begins with early-round singles competition and expands into doubles, mixed doubles, junior events, wheelchair tennis and exhibition play as the event progresses through early June.

For fans looking to stream without cable, HBO Max is the main U.S. option for live access to the French Open. Subscribers to the platform’s Standard plan can watch sports carried on TNT, TBS and truTV, along with the service’s broader entertainment catalog. Another option is the Disney+, Hulu and HBO Max bundle, which offers ad-supported and ad-free packages.

Viewers outside the U.S. may also be able to access tournament coverage through local broadcasters. In Australia, much of the French Open is streaming free with ads on 9Now, while in France, france.tv is carrying all-day sessions through the quarterfinals, with shared coverage for the semifinals and finals.

This year’s tournament also features several major storylines beyond Keys’ opener. Defending men’s champion Carlos Alcaraz is out because of injury, creating an opening in the men’s draw. Jannik Sinner is among the players positioned to benefit as he seeks to complete a career Grand Slam. On the women’s side, defending champion Coco Gauff arrives after a surprising loss at the Rome Open, while Aryna Sabalenka enters as the world No. 1. Other leading contenders in the draw include Alexander Zverev, Novak Djokovic and Iga Świątek.

The tournament runs from Sunday, May 24 through Sunday, June 7, with the women’s and men’s singles finals set for June 6 and June 7, respectively. Early rounds begin each morning at 5 a.m. ET, with later start times scheduled for the semifinals and finals.