How to Watch the 2026 Reyes Cup: Channels, Times and Streaming

The 2026 Roobet Reyes Cup begins tonight in Manila, with four consecutive evening sessions at Makati Coliseum from October 15 to 18. Coverage is available through regional television partners and WNT TV, with the streaming route depending on where each viewer lives.

Play runs from 7:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Philippine time each day. Team Asia enters as the two-time defending champion, while Team Rest of the World is still looking for its first Reyes Cup victory.

Which channel is showing the Reyes Cup in each region?

The broadcast plan covers the United States, the Philippines, Australia, parts of Europe and several Asian markets. WNT TV is also available alongside many regional partners and serves viewers in territories without a listed broadcaster.

Territory	Main broadcaster	WNT TV availability
United States	ESPN+ through the ESPN App	Also available
Philippines	ONE Sports	Also available
Australia	Fox Sports	Also available
Czech Republic and Slovakia	Nova	Also available
Ukraine and CIS	Setanta Sports	Also available
Chinese Taipei	Sportcast	Also available
Baltic countries	TV3 Group	Also available
Vietnam	VCT	Also available
Poland	Canal Plus	Not listed as an additional option
New Zealand	Sky Network Television	Not listed as an additional option
Singapore	StarHub	Also available
Iceland and Netherlands	Viaplay	Not listed as an additional option
Scandinavia	Viasat	Not listed as an additional option
Other territories	WNT TV	Primary option

Broadcast rights can affect which service works in a specific country. Viewers should check the local channel guide and WNT TV availability before the session begins rather than waiting for the opening match.

How can fans watch in the Philippines?

Filipino viewers have the widest set of local options. ONE Sports will carry the event on free-to-air television, while ONE Sports+ provides a high-definition television option.

Online access is available through the CignalPlay app and the ONE Sports YouTube channel. WNT TV is also listed as an available service in the Philippines.

The local start time is straightforward: 7:00 p.m. every night from Thursday through Sunday. Sessions are scheduled to end at approximately 11:30 p.m.

That prime-time window should place the largest home audience behind Team Asia. Carlo Biado, AJ Manas, Duong Quoc Hoang, Robbie Capito and Albert Januarta will try to deliver a third straight title under captain Francisco Bustamante.

What is the viewing option in the United States?

American fans can watch through ESPN+ in the ESPN App. WNT TV is also available in the United States, giving subscribers a second official route to the live coverage.

Because Manila is 12 hours ahead of US Eastern Daylight Time during the event, the sessions begin early in America.

Time zone	Scheduled session time
Philippines	7:00 p.m.-11:30 p.m.
US Eastern	7:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
US Central	6:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
US Mountain	5:00 a.m.-9:30 a.m.
US Pacific	4:00 a.m.-8:30 a.m.

The US audience has several familiar players to follow. Shane Van Boening, Francisco Sanchez Ruiz, Joshua Filler, Fedor Gorst and Aleksa Pecelj represent Team Rest of the World under captain Ralf Souquet.

What time does the Reyes Cup start in Vietnam and Europe?

Vietnam is one hour behind the Philippines. Each session therefore runs from 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. local time, with VCT and WNT TV listed as viewing options.

In Central Europe, where daylight saving time remains active during the event, play is scheduled from 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. CEST. The Netherlands can watch through Viaplay, Poland through Canal Plus, and the Czech Republic and Slovakia through Nova.

The Baltic region is covered by TV3 Group. Setanta Sports carries the event in Ukraine and CIS markets, while Viasat serves Scandinavia. Availability can differ inside broader regional packages, so the broadcaster's local schedule remains the final check.

Why is the 2026 matchup worth watching live?

The Reyes Cup is entering its third edition with a simple competitive divide. Asia won the first tournament against Europe in 2024 and retained the trophy against Team Rest of the World in 2025. A victory this week would complete a three-peat.

Rest of the World has responded with a roster full of major winners. Van Boening is a five-time US Open champion, while Sanchez Ruiz arrives as the reigning US Open winner. Gorst and Filler add more world-level experience, and Pecelj enters after a strong run of results in August.

Asia counters with the reigning world champion in Biado and the 2025 Reyes Cup MVP in Manas. Duong returns for a third appearance, while Capito and Januarta make their event debuts.

Team pool also creates matchups that cannot be predicted from individual rankings alone. Captains select pairings, doubles partners must agree on patterns, and a short race can change before a player has time to settle.

What should viewers check before the first session?

Subscribers should confirm that their streaming account is active, check whether the event appears in the local schedule and allow time for app updates. Anyone using WNT TV should verify territorial access before purchasing or renewing a subscription.

The first session begins on October 15 at 7:00 p.m. in Manila. The same daily window continues through the final session on October 18.

Where can viewers in the United States watch the 2026 Reyes Cup?

The event is available on ESPN+ through the ESPN App and on WNT TV in the United States.

Where can fans watch in the Philippines?

Philippine coverage is available through ONE Sports, ONE Sports+, CignalPlay, the ONE Sports YouTube channel and WNT TV.

What time does the Reyes Cup begin each day?

Every session is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Philippine time from October 15 to 18.

How can viewers in unlisted countries watch?

WNT TV is the official streaming option in territories without a listed regional broadcast partner, subject to local availability.