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emma Raducanu Questions line Calls at Wimbledon
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London, England – July 5, 2025 – British tennis star Emma Raducanu has publicly expressed her dissatisfaction with the precision of line calls during the current Wimbledon tournament, specifically questioning the accuracy of the hawk-Eye electronic line-calling system. The 22-year-old made the comments following a closely contested third-round match against Aryna Sabalenka, were several calls appeared questionable [[2]].
The Controversy Surrounding Hawk-Eye
Raducanu’s concerns center on instances where she believes the Hawk-Eye system delivered inaccurate results, possibly influencing key moments in her match. While the system is widely used and generally accepted as a reliable tool, Raducanu’s critique highlights ongoing debate about its infallibility. The introduction of Hawk-Eye in 2006 aimed to reduce human error in line calling,but its implementation hasn’t been without scrutiny. According to the official Wimbledon website, the system uses multiple high-speed cameras to track the trajectory of the ball and determine whether it landed in or out [[Wimbledon Official Website]].
Did You Know? Hawk-eye isn’t just used in tennis; it’s also employed in cricket and other sports to assist with officiating decisions.
Raducanu’s Recent Performance and Concerns
Raducanu’s recent performance at wimbledon saw her reach the third round before being defeated by top seed Aryna Sabalenka. The
