Wimbledon is replacing human line judges with electric line-calling. The All England Club announced Wednesday that technology will be used to give the "out" and "fault" calls at the championships ...

Wimbledon will replace line judges with automated electronic line calling (ELC) from 2025, marking the end of a 147-year tradition at the All England Club (AELTC). In a statement on Wednesday ...

Line judges will be scrapped at next year's Wimbledon championships and replaced by line-calling powered by artificial intelligence, the All England Club confirmed on Wednesday. The installation ...

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The tournament also confirmed prize money increases for 2025, with the singles winners getting £3 million ($4.1 million) each ...

Wimbledon will dispense with line judges next year in favour of Live Electronic Line Calling. The technology is already widely used in the sport, including at the Australian Open and US Open ...

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Line judges dressed in elegant uniforms had been traditionally used to make the "out" and "fault" calls during Wimbledon, but Bolton added that the tournament has a responsibility to "balance ...

The Grand Slam tennis championship, which opens on 30 June, will fully adopt electronic line calling courtesy of Sony Group ...

Faults and out calls will no longer be made by line judges at Wimbledon. On Wednesday, the All England Club (AELTC) announced that it electronic line calling (ELC) will go into effect on every ...