Djokovic vs Kyrgios live stream how to watch Wimbledon final online from anywhere right now TechRadar Skip to main content TechRadar is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here's why you can trust us. Djokovic vs Kyrgios live stream how to watch Wimbledon final online from anywhere right now By Aatif Sulleyman last updated 10 July 2022 Kyrgios has a perfect record against the reigning champion (Image: © Getty Images / Frey/TPN) Best of frenemies Nick Kyrgios and Novak Djokovic face off today in what promises to be one of the most wildly conflicting Wimbledon finals ever. There's no level to which the abrasive Aussie won't stoop to get under his opponent's skin, and in his first ever grand slam final, he's not going to leave anything to chance. The sun's blazing down on SW19 and the players are out on court, so read on as we explain how to watch a Djokovic vs Kyrgios live stream wherever you are today - including ways to watch the 2022 Wimbledon final absolutely FREE.Djokovic vs Kyrgios live stream Date: Sunday, July 10 Time: Not before 2pm BST (local) / 9am ET / 6am PT / 11pm AEST / 1am NZST Venue: Centre Court, All England Club, London FREE live stream: BBC iPlayer (opens in new tab) (UK) 9Now (opens in new tab) (AU) Watch anywhere: Try ExpressVPN 100% risk-free (opens in new tab) Global live streams: ESPN via Sling TV discount (opens in new tab) TSN (CA) Sky Sport (NZ) Djokovic may have six Wimbledon titles to his name, but he's arguably never been further from winning the favor of the All England Club crowd, sections of which booed him during his semi-final victory over Cam Norrie. Meanwhile, Kyrgios' coarseness has reached new levels over the past fortnight, to the extent that he's potentially lost as many fans as he's made. Wimbledon, it's time to choose your hero. Kyrgios and Djokovic have faced off twice before, with the world No.45 winning both encounters in straight sets, but it's the players' relationship off the court that lends this clash a real sense of intrigue. For years, Kyrgios has repeatedly expressed his disdain for the Serb, but when Djokovic was booted out of Australia in January, nasty Nick became Novak's biggest fan, and the two have since become uneasy allies. That truce might not hold for much longer, as Kyrgios prepares to throw all of his considerable talents and knack for the darks arts at the reigning champion. Here's how to watch a Djokovic vs Kyrgios live stream at Wimbledon 2022 from wherever you are in the world. How to watch Djokovic vs Kyrgios live stream Wimbledon 2022 final for FREE (opens in new tab) Tennis fans can watch the 2022 Wimbledon final for FREE (opens in new tab) on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, with Djokovic vs Kyrgios set to begin no earlier than 2pm BST on Sunday afternoon. Away from the UK right now? No worries: Use ExpressVPN to watch BBC iPlayer from abroad (opens in new tab). BBC iPlayer is free to watch with a valid TV licence, and works across a huge array of devices, including laptops, tablets, smartphones, media streaming devices like Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Chromecast and Roku, and PlayStation and Xbox consoles. Watch a Djokovic vs Kyrgios live stream from outside your country For broadcast and streaming details in more tennis-mad countries like Australia, the US, Canada and New Zealand, just scroll down the page - everything you need to know is there, including details of who's showing Djokovic vs Kyrgios. 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The only catch is that Djokovic vs Kyrgios is set to begin no earlier than 11pm AEST on Sunday night. In other words, brace yourself for a late one. Viewers who stay up can also fire up a free Kyrgios vs Djokovic live stream on the 9Now streaming service (opens in new tab), which is compatible with most smart devices. Currently away from Australia? Use a VPN to watch Djokovic vs Kyrgios on 9Now from abroad (opens in new tab) Die-hard tennis fans might want to take a look at Stan Sport, which is live streaming every match on every court, ad-free, though that's less appealing with the tournament now drawing to a close. A subscription costs $10 per month (on top of a $10 Stan sub), after a 7-day Stan Sport FREE trial. How to watch Djokovic vs Kyrgios live stream Wimbledon final in the US without cable (opens in new tab) Tennis fans can watch Djokovic vs Kyrgios on ESPN in the US, with the match set to get underway no earlier than 9am ET / 6am PT on Sunday morning. 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