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Emma Raducanu Criticises Wimbledon Electronic Line Calls After Loss
- Emma Raducanu's run at Wimbledon ended this year when she was defeated in the third round by top seed Aryna Sabalenka.
- Her defeat occurred amid widespread criticism of Wimbledon's new electronic line calling system, which replaced human line judges this year.
- Raducanu and other players, including Jack Draper and Carlos Alcaraz, expressed doubts about the system's accuracy during their matches.
- Raducanu remarked that the call was definitely out, while Draper acknowledged some doubts about the system's complete reliability.
- The criticisms have prompted Wimbledon officials and tournament director Jamie Baker to defend the system as standard and reliable across the tour.
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Rising Star Emma Raducanu Rips Costly Wimbledon Video Replay As 'Very Wrong' After Loss
Women's tennis player Emma Raducanu made sure everyone knew what she felt about Wimbledon's electronic vehicle replay system after it appeared to cost the rising star a huge point and perhaps the third-round match on Friday against Aryna Sabalenka."That call was, like, for sure out," Raducanu told reporters after her loss. "It’s kind of disappointing, the tournament here, that the calls can be so wrong!"The controversial call came after opponen…
Wimbledon respond to Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper complaints over key change
Up to 18 cameras, developed by Hawk-Eye, are now situated around each court (Picture: Getty) Wimbledon have issued a response to Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper’s complaints over electric line calling after their respective defeats. The All England Club made a key change at Wimbledon 2025 with Hawk-Eye technology coming in replace line judges for the first time ever. Nick Kyrgios believes Wimbledon bosses have made a mistake over the decision – in…
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