WTT Champions Frankfurt 2026: where to watch live and broadcast details

WTT Champions Frankfurt 2026 will be held at the Süwag Energie Arena in Frankfurt, Germany, from November 3 to 8. The six-day event stages men's and women's singles draws as part of the WTT Champions series.

The tournament features two categories — men's singles and women's singles — with 32 players entered in each draw competing in a straight knockout format and no doubles or mixed doubles on the schedule. The total prize pool is US$500,000, with the singles champions set to receive US$40,000 each and 1,000 world ranking points.

Several leading international players are expected to feature in Frankfurt. Named entrants include China's Wang Chuqin and Wang Manyu; Japan's Tomokazu Harimoto and Sora Matsushima; Sweden's Truls Möregårdh; Brazil's Hugo Calderano; and France's Felix Lebrun.

Live coverage will be available through World Table Tennis’ official platforms, with access subject to regional broadcasting restrictions. The WTT Global YouTube channel and the official WTT live video portal are primary streaming outlets, and availability of individual sessions varies by territory.

Broadcasters holding rights in key markets include Dyn in Germany, La Chaîne L’Équipe and its digital platforms in France, and TV Tokyo and U-NEXT in Japan, with selected television coverage on BS TV Tokyo. International broadcasting arrangements differ by territory; fans should consult local WTT broadcast partners or the official World Table Tennis website for the latest streaming information and match schedules.

Indian viewers are listed among those able to follow the tournament via WTT's channels and the WTT Global YouTube arrangement for the Frankfurt event has previously included India among its territories. There will be no Indian participant in the competition. For further updates, Khel Now recommends following its Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts, downloading the Khel Now Android App or IOS App and joining its communities on Whatsapp & Telegram.

The event spans six days, with the opening round beginning on November 3 and the competition concluding with the finals on November 8; fans should check local WTT broadcast partners or the official World Table Tennis website for the latest streaming information and match coverage.