The Italian Open wraps up today with the men’s final featuring Casper Ruud, currently ranked No. 23, against Jannik Sinner, the world No. 1.
Today presents a significant opportunity for Sinner. Competing in his home country, he has a chance to make history by becoming the second, and the youngest, player to complete a career Golden Masters by winning all nine ATP Masters 1000 tournaments. The only player to accomplish this so far is Novak Djokovic.
Throughout their careers, Sinner and Ruud have clashed four times, most recently during the quarterfinals of last year’s Italian Open, with Sinner winning each of those encounters.
Italian Open: What you need to know
- Match: Jannik Sinner vs. Casper Ruud – Men’s Final
- Date: May 17th 11am Eastern Time
- Location: Stadio Centrale, Foro Italico (Rome, Italy)
- Channel: Tennis Channel
- Streaming: DIRECTV (Free trial available)
Here’s how you can watch the men’s final.
Who will compete in the Italian Open men’s final?
In the final match of the Italian Open, Jannik Sinner will take on Casper Ruud.
Time of the Italian Open men’s final
The match is scheduled to start on May 17 at 11 a.m. ET (5 p.m. local time).
How to watch the Italian Open for free:
If you’re not a cable subscriber, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to catch the Men’s Final for free. One popular option is DIRECTV, which offers a free five-day trial.
The Tennis Channel is available with the DIRECTV Choice package, currently featuring a $10 discount for the first three months after the trial. Following the free period and three months at $84.99, the cost will rise to $94.99 monthly.
Alternatively, you can enjoy the Men’s Final using Fubo TV’s Sports + News package, which is $45.99 for the first month. This also includes a five-day free trial and the Tennis Channel.
