The US Open will be on Supertennis until 2030. Binaghi: "It's a public service."

The US Open will be back on SuperTennis TV and beyond over the next two weeks. The Fitp Group company that manages the channel announces that it has reached an agreement with the USTA (United States Tennis Federation) to extend its contract for the exclusive free-to-air broadcast of the tournament until 2030.

"With the renewal of this important agreement," stated FITP President Angelo Binaghi, "we are guaranteeing all tennis fans in Italy the opportunity to continue experiencing, free of charge and live, the allure and magic of one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world. This is not just a commercial agreement, but a true cultural and sporting investment. For us, it is a choice of principle, as well as a strategy." "The Federation," added Binaghi, "does not measure its success solely in terms of results on the court, but first and foremost in its ability to make tennis and padel increasingly popular and accessible. Keeping the American tournament free-to-air represents an achievement for fans and a responsibility we intend to carry forward with care and seriousness. We proudly continue to fulfill a de facto public service role."