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When Jannik Sinner returned to round 64 at the Italian Open, everyone's eyes were staring at him. The No. 1 male tennis player and under the Australian and U.S. Open champions, he will return to the ATP Tour after a three-month suspension of the World Anti-Doping Agency. His first game was his first since the suspension, against Mariano Navone, who ranked 99th in the Centre.

At a glance: How to watch sinners and Navone

Before the game, Navone told Atptour.com: "He has been out for three months and is still the No. 1 in the world. But that's why we play tennis, playing in the largest stadium in the world."

As for the sinner, he is still dealing with the impact of the ban and said in a pre-tournament press conference: "What is missing for me is full feedback on my level. This will slowly come up with the time of the game. After the first round, I will have a good photo of myself and my position as well as my position."

The game will begin on the Tennis Channel around 1:00 pm ET. If you don't have cables, you can provide tennis channels for live TV streaming services like DirectV, Sling, etc.

How to Watch Sinner and Navone

DirecTV's online service (formerly known as DirectV streaming) provides you with satellite channel convenience without installing it. DIRECTV includes tennis channels in the selection package. Sports fans also get channels such as TNT, ESPN and Regional Sports Network. After a free trial, the first month’s selection package is $79.99/mo, followed by $89.99.

If you like customization, a sling will be a great option, even if it's a bit messy. There are two basic packages, with many different add-ons, so choosing the right packaging for you is not a one-time deal. But Sling is a way to order food and save money on packaging you may not need. A sports extra package with orange or blue packaging brings you access to the tennis channel.

Fubo is a live streaming service for football and sports, and also offers many entertainment channels. Its elite lineup includes the Tennis Channel, which starts at $74.99/month from the first month after the free trial and $94.99 after that.

You can view the full Italian opening timetable below.

Saturday, May 10
The second round of men and the third round of women

Sunday, May 11
The third round of men and women

Monday, May 12
Men's third round and 16 women's round

Tuesday, May 13
Men's 16 rounds and women's quarterfinals

Wednesday, May 14
Men's and Women's quarterfinals

Thursday, May 15
Men's quarterfinals and women's semifinals

Friday, May 16
Men's semifinals

Saturday, May 17
Women's Final

Sunday, May 18
Men's Final