Wheelchair tennis at the 2026 Rolex Paris Masters runs from Friday, November 6, through Sunday, November 8, at the Plenitude Arena in Nanterre. Play begins at 12 p.m. on Friday, 11:30 a.m. on Saturday and 12 p.m. on Sunday, all in Paris time (CET). The only free broadcast officially announced is Sunday’s singles final on the tournament’s official YouTube channel.
Schedule and courts
Friday’s four singles quarterfinals start at 12 p.m. CET: two matches on Court 2 and two on Court 3. The two doubles semifinals are scheduled for no earlier than 4:30 p.m. on Court 2.
On Saturday, Court 2 hosts both singles semifinals from 11:30 a.m. The doubles final follows, no earlier than 4 p.m. On Sunday, the singles final begins at 12 p.m., also on Court 2. These assignments appear in the tournament’s official court-by-court schedule.
The published times are provisional and may change. Spectators and online viewers should check the official schedule again before traveling or attempting to watch.
The eight-player field
The men’s field consists of Great Britain’s Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid; Spain’s Martín de la Puente; Argentina’s Gustavo Fernández; France’s Stéphane Houdet and Guilhem Laget; the Netherlands’ Tom Egberink; and China’s Ji Zhenxu.
The FFT initially named seven confirmed players. Laget secured the eighth place by winning an all-French event held at the CNE on October 25, according to the tournament’s later wild-card announcement. The singles draw starts with quarterfinals, while doubles begins at the semifinal stage.
Which tickets include access
Under the official ticket terms, a Centre Court ticket for November 2 through 8 also provides access to Court 1’s permanent stand and to Courts 2 and 3. It therefore covers every court used for the wheelchair competition.
A Court No. 1 ticket provides access to Courts 2 and 3 from Monday through Friday, including the November 6 matches. The same permission is not listed for Saturday or Sunday. Availability depends on official sales, and the FFT reserves the right to change court access. Review the ticket terms and conditions before purchasing or attending.
How to watch the final
The singles final on Sunday, November 8, will stream live on the official Rolex Paris Masters YouTube channel. The scheduled start is 12 p.m. CET. The reviewed sources do not confirm a US broadcaster or any stream for the quarterfinals, semifinals or doubles final, so viewers should not assume those earlier matches will be available online.
The tournament’s own announcement groups the wheelchair singles final with the content available on its official channel, providing the clearest confirmed viewing option for an international audience.
Wheelchair tennis within the Paris Masters
This is the second edition of the wheelchair competition staged as part of the Rolex Paris Masters at the Plenitude Arena. To distinguish it from the rest of the event, look for Courts 2 and 3 on Friday and Court 2 over the weekend; Centre Court simultaneously carries matches from other draws.
The published program gives round start times rather than a named order of play for each matchup. Pairings and any late adjustments should therefore be checked through the official tournament channels closer to each round.
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