Nine has sealed a deal that keeps it as the Australian home for Wimbledon through 2029, with coverage running across 9Network, 9Now, and Stan Sport.
The extended pact covers free-to-air, streaming, subscription and digital.
Matt Stanton, Nine’s CEO, noted, “Wimbledon is one of the most prestigious properties in global sport, and securing its long-term future with Nine is an important outcome for the group. The extension reflects our disciplined approach to rights investment and our confidence in the enduring value of premium sport delivered at scale.”
Amanda Laing, managing director for streaming and broadcast at Nine, added, “This agreement underscores the way we think about major sport at Nine—not as a single moment, but as an experience built across platforms. Through the 9Network, 9Now and Stan Sport, our role is to make Wimbledon accessible, immersive and relevant for Australian audiences, wherever and however they choose to watch.”
Paul Davies, associate director, broadcast, production and media rights at the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC), said: “We are delighted to extend our media rights agreement with Nine, a partnership that reflects our shared commitment to making world-class tennis accessible to the widest possible audience. Nine’s free-to-air reach, combined with its powerful multi-platform offering, will ensure Wimbledon continues to be experienced by millions of fans across Australia, and we look forward to working with Nine to showcase the traditions, drama and excellence of The Championships in compelling and innovative ways.”
