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Wimbledon in focus as new details emerge
Sports reporting indicates LONDON — Wimbledon is expected to use video review technology for the first time at this year's tournament, the All England Club reported Saturday. League coverage adds No., The oldest Grand Slam tennis tournament is expected to have now the technology available on Centre Court.
LONDON — Wimbledon is expected to use video review technology for the first time at this year's tournament, the All England Club reported Saturday. League coverage adds No., The oldest Grand Slam tennis tournament is expected to have now the technology available on Centre Court. Team-side reporting suggests 1 Court — the club's second-biggest stadium — plus four other show courts. Post-game reporting indicates Players is expected to be allowed to review specific calls made by the chair umpire — such as double bounces. League coverage adds Video review made its Grand Slam tennis debut at the 2023 US Open. Team-side reporting suggests The Australian Open also uses the technology.
Key Facts
- LONDON — Wimbledon is expected to use video review technology for the first time at this year's tournament, the All England Club reported Saturday.
- No., The oldest Grand Slam tennis tournament is expected to have now the technology available on Centre Court.
- 1 Court — the club's second-biggest stadium — plus four other show courts.
- Players is expected to be allowed to review specific calls made by the chair umpire — such as double bounces.
- Video review made its Grand Slam tennis debut at the 2023 US Open.