Are you ready for the blockbuster showdown in Australia? The stage is set for the 2025 United Cup and it’s time to let the ball rolling in the third edition of this mixed-team event. Each of 18 countries, featuring up to three men and up to three women, will compete for a minimum of $10 million in prize money and 500 PIF ATP and WTA ranking points. Perth will open the United Cup on Friday (December 27) at RAC Arena, while the group stage in Sydney will begin on Saturday (December 28) at Ken Rosewell Arena. What’s the TV schedule for this mega event, though?

Here is the full schedule of United Cup 2025:-

• December 27: Group C – Kazakhstan vs Spain – Perth
• December 27: Group E – China vs Brazil – Perth
• December 28: Group D – France vs Switzerland – Sydney
• December 28: Group F – Australia vs Argentina – Sydney
• December 28: Group A – Canada vs Croatia – Perth
• December 28: Group C – Greece vs Spain – Perth
• December 29: Group B – Czechia vs Norway – Sydney
• December 29: Group D – Italy vs Switzerland – Sydney
• December 29: Group E – Germany vs Brazil – Perth
• December 29: Group A – USA vs Canada – Perth
• December 30: Group F – Great Britain vs Argentina – Sydney
• December 30: Group B – Poland vs Norway – Sydney
• December 30: Group C – Greece vs Kazakhstan – Perth
• December 30: Group E – China vs Germany – Perth
• December 31: Group D – Italy vs France – Sydney
• December 31: Group A – USA vs Croatia – Perth
• January 1: Group B – Poland vs Czechia – Sydney
• January 1: Group F – Great Britain vs Australia – Sydney
• January 1: Quarterfinal 1 – Group C Winner vs Group E Winner – Perth
• January 1: Quarterfinal 2 – Group A Winner vs Best runner-up in Perth – Perth
• January 2: Quarterfinal 3 – Group B Winner vs Best runner-up in Sydney – Sydney
• January 3: Quarterfinal 4 – Group D Winner vs Group F Winner – Sydney
• January 4: Semifinal 1 – Quarterfinal 1 Winner vs Quarterfinal 3 Winner – Sydney
• January 4: Semifinal 2 – Quarterfinal 2 Winner vs Quarterfinal 4 Winner – Sydney
• January 5: Final – Sydney

Here are all the Live Streaming and TV Channels:

• US: Tennis Channel
• Canada: TSN, RDS
• UK: Sky Sports
• Spain: TVE
• Australia: Nine
• New Zealand: Sky NZ
• Africa: Supersport
• China: YouKu, GDTV, CCTV
• Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore: beIN Sports
• Central Asia: Setanta
• Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia: Sportklub
• Germany, Switzerland, Austria: Sky Deutschland
• Poland: Polsat
• Italy: SuperTennis
• Brazil: N Sports
• Latin America: TyC Sports

Who’ll seal the deal in 2025?

Coco Gauff and Taylor Fritz are ready to roar for their nation at the 2025 United Cup

Both these stars had an outstanding season in 2024. Coco Gauff finished the year winning the title at the WTA Finals. On the other hand, Taylor Fritz reached the final of the US Open and the Nitto ATP Finals this year. Can they carry forward this momentum in Australia and bring fruitful results for Team USA? Time will tell! However, before that, we heard both the players sharing their thoughts ahead of their campaign at the 2025 United Cup.

Taylor Fritz said, “I’m looking forward to it. [The format] has changed a bit over the years; the year that we won, we could use our team’s depth a lot more to help us. Now a lot more things can go wrong for the favorite team when it’s just one [singles] match each and a deciding mixed doubles. So I’m still excited to play. I’m glad that Coco’s here this year.”

“We’re both coming off a good year-end. And it’ll be our second time playing together. So hopefully, we can do even better than the Olympics,” said Gauff. “This will be my first time playing the United Cup, so I’m super excited to kick off the year in Australia. It’s always an honor to represent my country. It’s a really cool event. I had a lot of fun playing mixed doubles at the Olympics, so I kinda want to do that again. I’ve never been to other parts of Australia, other than Melbourne. I don’t know what city we’re going to play in yet but I’m super excited to go whether it’s Perth or Sydney,” said Gauff. Who do you think will win this year’s event?