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A controversial moment unfolded at Wimbledon on Centre Court during a recent match, leaving tennis fans stunned. A tennis ball clearly landed long, but surprisingly, it was not called out. The reason behind this error was that Wimbledon’s new electronic line-calling system, which replaced human line judges this year, was turned off during the point.
This advanced system was designed to ensure accurate calls by utilizing cutting-edge technology. However, another significant change this year is the removal of the replay review process that previously allowed umpires to correct any mistakes. As a result, the chair umpire had no option to challenge or review the call in this instance.
Many fans and tennis experts are now raising concerns about these changes, particularly the absence of human line judges and the elimination of replay reviews. There is worry that such mistakes could impact player performance and even the final outcomes of matches.
So far, Wimbledon officials have not commented on the incident or indicated if any adjustments will be made for future matches. Tennis enthusiasts around the world are closely watching how this issue will be addressed in the coming days.
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