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Wimbledon must apologize for rejecting the couple’s criticism of his linear automatic contact system, Radokano and Jack DrperperHuman
This view is Jeff Steeling, the host of Talksport, who was backed by superstar tennis, Nick Kirgios, for his disappointment with the technology’s failure.
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The British doubles are among a number of tennis stars that show that the technology, which is first replaced by the referees in the 148 -year history, is not accurate.
Despite the “ELC” system using HawKeye, using cameras, computers and sensors to track the ball path, after a number of hair moments, the All England club has been monitored.
The most important of these was all of this in the last 16 years between the Kartal sauna and Anastasia Polachenkova on Sunday.
The system was completely defeated during the trial center match, with a shot from Kartal almost one foot, but there was no contact.
If the call was correct, it would lead to pavlyuchenkova in the first set 5-4, but instead, Niko Hurith, Umpire, would have issued the point that Kartal continued to win the game.
The brilliant error caused the angry Russian reaction to the transformation, which addressed the official: “I don’t know if it is or is out. How do I know? How can you prove it?
“Because he is a place, they can say whatever they say. You made the game away from me.”
In general, the three -call call system lost in that game, leaving a spokesman for Wimbledon that the club had apologized to the players after understanding the technology: “In part of the court server, it was deactivated for a game.”
There have been other developments in the epic since then, although the official Hurith of the match, especially from the Wimbledon program on Monday, has been absent after his controversial investigation.
The entire England club insisted She is not like a destroyed Premier League The referee could be and was normal on a day.
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However, the chief executive Sally Bolton, however, seems to have falsely lied with Hellart to Sunday’s incompatibility, because he blames the person who has deactivated the system and blamed for lack of proper call from his seat.
“The optimal electronic line call system was working,” Bolton explained at a press conference.
“The issue we had was inadvertently deactivated in terms of the trace system, and then the seat seat was unaware of the fact that it was deactivated.”
The recent acceptance of All All England Club was the fault contrary to their previous response to Radukano and Drperper’s criticism.
Radukano believed that the line contact system had been mistaken at the time of its third round against Ariana Sabannaka.
Meanwhile, Drperper said that after the defeat of his second round, Maran Ghilic did not trust it and said, “I don’t think it is 100 % accurate, with all honesty.”
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This made Dubai Javanz, the president of the British club, strongly responded, where he shared his confidence in the system.
He told BBC Sport: “It’s funny, it’s not, because when we had lines, we were constantly asked why we didn’t have an electronic line because it is more accurate than the rest of the tour.
“The players wanted it because they asked us,” Why do we have lines? “Because of the potential human error.
But after the competition was forced to accept recent technology deficiencies, Wimbledon’s host Esting has asked Wimbledon to hold his hand on his previous comments.
“I think Wimbledon has to apologize to Emma Radukano and Jack Drper, who criticized some of the calls there and said,” It doesn’t work properly. ”
“And then when it was found that it was not working (they were fixed correctly).
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“I thought Paulochhenkova took it shining – he was upset while sitting in his chair, and then faced with it, because it was a terrible error.”
Wimbledon’s finalist Nick Kirgius also weightlifted in the discussion of breakfast talks, where he criticized the new system, insisting that Wimbledon should continue to use the judges.
The Australian who plays in Wimbledon has not been filtered to negotiate, asking how he would respond if the technology had failed during the race.
“I think there is a racket couple flying around, certainly,” he replied.
Kergius then said of the system, “Look, I think it’s not good enough.
“This is the biggest tournament we have in the world, and that’s why I thought Wimbledon shouldn’t try to cover electronic calls – I feel they are rushing almost this year.
“They play for millions of potential dollars there, players have trained their whole lives to get to the point where they play in Wimbledon, and they want everything to be perfect,” he said.
“And to get Wimbledon to come out and say that the electronic phone call has been turned off, it’s not just good enough,” he said.
“So I can fully understand the disappointment of Pavlyuchenkova, and fortunately he disappears and he wins.
“But what happens if he doesn’t win in that first set and he will lose at the end of the race?
“This is a place where problems can really happen. But, look, they just have to keep the line because this is where the content is.”
