A tournament steeped in history, the Rio Open returns this week to combine the ATP tour with the beautiful backdrops of Brazil once again.

Held on eight clay courts at the Jockey Club Brasileiro, many of the best names in men’s tennis have triumphed at the Rio Open. Legend Rafael Nadal won the inaugural tournament, while David Ferrer, Dominic Thiem, Diego Schwartzman, Cristian Garin and Carlos Alcaraz have all claimed the title since.

The only player in the history of the event to successfully defend his title, Sebastian Baez, will be attempting to pull off an unprecedented three-peat this week. However, Brazilian Joao Fonseca is heavily-favored competing in his hometown.

Who will excel in Rio?

Here’s everything you need to know about the 2026 Rio Open, including TV channel and streaming options for the ATP event.

Where to watch Rio Open 2026: TV channel, live stream

• TV channel: Tennis Channel
• Live stream: Fubo

The 2026 Rio Open will be broadcast live on the Tennis Channel in the United States. Fans can also stream the action live on Fubo, which offers a free trial.

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When is Rio Open 2026?

The 2026 Rio Open first round will begin on Monday, Feb. 16, and runs through seven days until Sunday, Feb. 22 – culminating with the singles final.

Rio Open 2026 schedule

Here’s a look at the round-by-round schedule for the men’s tournament.

Rio Open 2026 prize money

Singles:

Champion: $461,835
Finalist: $248,480
Semifinals: $132,425
Quarterfinals: $67,655
Second round: $36,115
First round: $19,260

Doubles:

Winner: $151,690
Finalist: $80,900
Semi-finalist: $40,930
Quarter-finalist: $20, 470
Round of 16: $10, 5990