The DC Open finals are set for the weekend, and a pair of new champions will be crowned across the two title matches. For viewers trying to follow the action, there are paid options in the US and UK, plus a free live stream available through BlastTV in the Philippines for both finals.
How to watch the DC Open finals
In the US, the finals are available on Tennis Channel and Tennis Channel 2, with live TV streaming options including Fubo and YouTube TV. In the UK, the event is also available through paid streaming services. The matchups are Alex Eala vs. Jessica Pegula and Taylor Fritz vs. Rafael Jodar.
For viewers looking for a free option, BlastTV is carrying both finals in the Philippines. That makes it the easiest no-cost route for fans who want to watch the championship matches live, at least where the stream is available.
There is one important scheduling note: match start times are subject to change depending on earlier matches and weather. That is common for tennis finals weekends, especially when the schedule depends on how the day unfolds on court.
What the streaming setup means
The viewing picture is straightforward if you already have a Tennis Channel provider. Services like Fubo and YouTube TV include access, and both also matter for tennis fans with the US Open coming next month, since access becomes part of the larger live TV streaming conversation.
For readers outside the Philippines, the key question is whether BlastTV can be watched from elsewhere. The verified information here only confirms the free stream is available in the Philippines, so viewers elsewhere would need to rely on the paid US or UK options.
That gives the DC Open finals a simple setup: two championship matches, several paid ways to watch, and one free stream for fans in the Philippines.
