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This year, Wimbledon will adopt electronic line calling. The line judges will no longer be there, hunched over in between points, bellowing guttural noises when a ball swings wide of the line.

Novak Djokovic, among other players, criticizes the tournament for sticking to traditional human interpretation of line calls, a method that remains despite technological advancements. While major ...

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Significantly, in a major shift for the tournament's 147-year history, Wimbledon is, this year, transitioning to a fully electronic line-calling system, replacing its human line judges entirely.