Paris Masters 2026: British draw, dates and how to watch in the UK

The Rolex Paris Masters, the last Masters 1000 event of the season, starts today at Paris La Défense Arena, with Cameron Norrie and Arthur Fery flying the flag for Britain in the singles.

The British draw

• Cameron Norrie v Matteo Arnaldi (world No. 36). The winner meets third seed Ben Shelton.
• Arthur Fery v home favourite Quentin Halys. The winner meets seventh seed Frances Tiafoe.

Norrie has good memories of Paris: last year he beat the then world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz here.

Doubles and wheelchair

Britain is expected to have several players in the doubles, including Henry Patten, Neal Skupski, Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool. Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid play in the wheelchair event, which runs from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November.

Read more: England squad announcement: when Tuchel names his team for Croatia and Spain

Why it matters

Paris is the final big event before the ATP Finals, so places in the season-ending tournament are on the line. Novak Djokovic arrives chasing a spot after losing to Jan-Lennard Struff in Basel last week.

How to watch

Every match is live in the UK on Sky Sports Tennis, and you can stream it on NOW.

Sources: LTA, LTA, BBC Sport. Photo: Paris La Défense Arena, Chabe01, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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