Wimbledon men’s final ratings up and semifinals were most-viewed since last Federer-Nadal matchup

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Wimbledon men’s final ratings up and semifinals were most-viewed since last Federer-Nadal matchup

BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — Jannik Sinner's victory over Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon men's final earned a 31% increase over last year's title match, after the semifinals were the most-watched since Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal met for the final…

Wimbledon men's final ratings up and semifinals were most-viewed since last Federer-Nadal matchup

ESPN says Jannik Sinner's victory over Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon men's final earned a 31% increase over last year's title match, after the semifinals were the most-watched since Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal met for the final time in 2019.

Wimbledon Disaster: JioHotstar 4K Promise is Joke?

JioHotstar is the home for several sporting events and is a huge destination for 4K live streaming of such events. However, users have experienced low quality in recent sporting events, including the India vs England Test Series and the recent Tennis event, Wimbledon. Also Read – Sachiv Ji in Mirzapur? OTT Fans Can’t Believe It! […] The post Wimbledon Disaster: JioHotstar 4K Promise is Joke? appeared first on M9.news.

Wimbledon viewership surges on ESPN, scores best audience since 2019

Despite some early round upsets that saw several marquee players make early exits, Wimbledon viewership hit multi-year highs for ESPN. According to Jon Lewis of Sports Media Watch, Wimbledon telecasts averaged 721,000 viewers across ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC, up 6% versus last year’s average audience and the highest tournament average since 2019 when both Roger Federer and Serena Williams made the finals. It’s the fourth-highest audience ESPN has ear…

Showpiece finals help ESPN, BeIN to Wimbledon broadcast success

ESPN has broadcast Wimbledon in the US since 2003, while BeIN has held rights in France since 2014.