Wimbledon Fans Are only Just Realising It's Not Line Judges Shouting 'Out' and 'Fault'

Wimbledon fans are only just realising it's not line judges shouting 'out' and 'fault'

Wimbledon has seen a huge change with the introduction of electronic line calls - but there is a fresh twist this year to who shouts "out" and "fault" during matches

“Out!”: Why Wimbledon was right to ditch the line judges, writes Rachel Johnson

Confession of a tennis addict: even when I had an office job I’d score a whole line through the diary for Wimbledon fortnight.

Who shouts OUT at Wimbledon now with no line judges - because it's NOT the umpire - The Mirror

Wimbledon has moved into a new era with line judges a thing of the past and a new AI technology now determines whether a ball is out - with staff voice overs declaring the call

Wimbledon Drops Line Judges After 148 Years in Historic Overhaul

For the first time in its 148-year history, Wimbledon has eliminated line judges from its tennis matches. This groundbreaking decision marks a significant shift in the tournament’s tradition, replacing human line judges with an advanced electronic system. With the historic removal of line judges and the introduction of cutting-edge technology, Wimbledon is setting a new standard for tennis tournaments worldwide. Fans and players alike will be wa…

Wimbledon Line-Call Tech Draws Criticism Over Low Volume

Wimbledon’s much-anticipated switch to a fully electronic line-calling system, intended to modernize the tournament and eliminate human error, has quickly become a source of controversy. Both players and spectators have voiced frustration that the automated calls are difficult to hear, with some calling for the return of traditional line judges. Player Voices Concern During Match The issue came to the forefront during a first-round match on Cour…