TNT Sports’ commentator roster for its 2026 coverage of Roland-Garros is one of the most accomplished and dynamic teams in tennis as it enters its second year as the U.S. home of the prestigious Grand Slam.
Live coverage from Paris is presented across TNT, truTV and HBO Max in the U.S., combining elite match analysis, signature studio programming and expansive cross-platform storytelling.
“This talented lineup for Roland Garros will deliver an energetic blend of authenticity, credibility, and personality to every moment of this iconic major,” said Craig Barry, Executive Vice President and Chief Content Officer, TNT Sports. “In our second year, we will continue to push the coverage delivering a presentation that’s as dynamic and distinctive as the event itself.”
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TNT Sports’ Roland-Garros team features a powerful blend of Hall of Fame legends and contemporary player voices, delivering insight shaped by experience at the highest levels of the sport.
Andre Agassi, an eight-time Grand Slam champion, will contribute as an analyst during the tournament’s semifinals and final rounds. Venus Williams, a seven-time Grand Slam singles champion, fashion icon and entrepreneur, will serve as a special guest contributing to tournament coverage during the quarterfinals, semifinals and women’s final.
John McEnroe, Hall of Famer and seven-time Grand Slam singles champion, will serve as a match and studio analyst. Lindsay Davenport, Hall of Famer and three-time Grand Slam champion, will provide match and studio analysis. Jim Courier, Hall of Famer and four-time Grand Slam champion, will contribute across match and studio coverage.
Caroline Wozniacki, former World No. 1 and Grand Slam champion, will be featured across studio and match coverage. Patrick McEnroe will contribute in several ways to TNT Sports’ coverage, while Chris Eubanks, a recently retired ATP Tour player, will provide studio and match analysis throughout the tournament.
Sloane Stephens, 2017 US Open Grand Slam champion, will contribute commentary throughout the event. CoCo Vandeweghe, a former Grand Slam semifinalist, will serve as an analyst. Sam Querrey, winner of 10 ATP singles titles and five doubles titles, will offer analysis throughout the event. Mary Joe Fernandez, veteran broadcaster and former Grand Slam finalist, will report from Paris.
Additionally, TNT Sports will introduce Genie Bouchard as a contributor for its 2026 Roland-Garros coverage. A former World No. 5 and Wimbledon finalist, Bouchard brings a modern, player-first perspective and a distinct voice to the coverage.
John Isner will take on an expanded on-air analyst role. After making an immediate impact during TNT Sports’ inaugural Roland-Garros presentation last year, Isner will make appearances throughout the tournament, offering real-time analysis shaped by his recent experience competing at the highest level.
Together, the team represents decades of Grand Slam excellence and forms the backbone of TNT Sports’ comprehensive tournament coverage.
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Hosts for TNT Sports’ premier coverage of Roland-Garros will include Adam Lefkoe, Patrick McEnroe, and Mark Petchey, who will also call matches. Veteran play-by-play announcers Brian Anderson and Alex Faust will anchor match coverage, and Jon Wertheim will contribute features and player interviews.
Featuring for coverage across Europe, an established lineup of expert pundits includes Hall of Famers Mats Wilander, Chris Evert and Boris Becker, along with Alex Corretja, Tim Henman, Johanna Konta and Henri Leconte. Laura Robson, Rachel Stringer and Craig Doyle will serve as presenters for TNT Sports in the U.K. and Ireland and Lesly Boitrelle will present Eurosport’s coverage across Europe. Anne Keothavong will also feature on-air as well as commenting alongside lead commentators Nick Mullins, Naomi Cavaday and Miles Maclagan while Alex Aljoe joins as on-site reporter, bringing fans closer to the players and stories throughout the tournament.
In partnership, commentators across TNT Sports (U.S.), TNT Sports (UK) and Eurosport regularly appear across respective platforms as part of WBD’s collective coverage of the tournament.
With an emphasis on personality, perspective and access, TNT Sports’ coverage of Roland-Garros in 2025 elevated the fan experience and achieved record-breaking results in the U.S., including multi-year audience highs for both the Men’s and Women’s Singles Finals, 25% overall tournament audience growth year-over-year, and the most-viewed tennis tournament on social by a media partner.
TNT Sports will once again present every moment of Roland-Garros across its full portfolio, with featured live matches on TNT, daily whiparound coverage on truTV, every match streaming on HBO Max, and Bleacher Report and House of Highlights with around-the-clock content from Paris. Additional information about production and programming for this year’s 2026 Roland-Garros will be announced in the coming weeks.
Warner Bros. Discovery continues to serve as the largest global partner of Roland-Garros, delivering a unified viewing experience to fans around the world.
Originating from Roland-Garros, TNT Sports’ coverage will combine best-in-class production, elite commentary and cross-platform distribution, continuing to elevate one of tennis’ most iconic events for fans everywhere.
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