Tennis Channel Everywhere comes to Apple TV

BY Rajesh Pandey

Published 17 Jan 2015

Apple TV owners in the United States can now stream live tennis matches directly as the Cupertino company has added support for content from the Tennis Channel Everywhere. It was only a couple of days ago that Cricket Australia had launched its channel on Apple TV for users in Australia.

Tennis lovers will be able to enjoy on-demand as well as live matches through this new channel on their Apple TV. However, the latter will require them to subscribe to the annual pack of Tennis Channel Plus for $69.99/year. The subscription will also allow them to view live matches through the Tennis Channel Everywhere’s app on their iPhone and iPad.

If you are not ready to shell out a premium for the Plus subscription, you can enjoy highlights from some of the recent matches for free.

Over the last few months, Apple has rolled out a major update for Apple TV and added a bunch of new content providers, including UFC.TV, DailyMotion, Fusion and more.

[Via 9to5Mac]

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