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NBC won't live broadcast tomorrow's French Open men's semi?

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The Nadal's match will start at 7AM EST but NBC start to broadcast from 10AM EST, what's going on?

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  1. Well in my computer said that it was going to start the semifinals of the women at 12 noon, but started at 8 a.m. That's impossible they start at 12 noon because since france r 6 hours ahead. They will be at 6:00 p.m. over there and will never finish by the day, because at 9:00 p.m. france suspends tennis. Therefore at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow is on Espn 2, and the Federer match will be broadcast at NBC, after Nadal's match. Or it could be that Nadal's match is on NBC, and Federer on Espn 2. Just when you wake up, check Espn 2 first. If it is not there, than you know Nadal's match on NBC. Both matches will be broadcast at different channels.


  2. Nobody will be up that early to watch it. That's 4:am pacific. That would be nuts. I wouldn't get up that early if I were sleeping in the stadium.

  3. SHAME on you NBC !!! After showing the entire first set, they jump straight to the end of the second set, like it was some cheap first round match !!! SHAME SHAME SHAME

  4. I wonder why they decided to get the rights for those games. We get to see no semi final game live. absolute disaster from NBC

  5. They broadcast at that time because it is when people are actually awake. If they did it live hardly anyone would see it because it is so early. Yeah it really sucks but that's just the way it is.

  6. ESPN360.com

    That's where I watch the matches. It's great because there's no commentary, which can be very annoying.

    Make sure your ISP allows you to use it. I know AT&T allows it.

  7. espn2 was live this morning with the women's semis

  8. Go to www.atptennis.com - if you don't mind small screen, you can watch live events there.

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