US Open Admits Protocol Error After Electronic Line-Call Blunder During Anna Kalinskaya’s Match
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Anna Kalinskaya (Russia) started her US Open campaign with a win, but her match against compatriot Anna Blinkova will also be remembered for a serious technical blunder. The electronic line-calling system made a mistake at a crucial moment, and the existing protocol did not allow the point to be corrected through video review. Kalinskaya, seeded 21st, defeated Blinkova 6-4, 6-3 to secure a place in the second round. The controversial situation u…
US Open Admits Protocol Error After Electronic Line-Call Blunder During Anna Kalinskaya’s Match
Technology was supposed to take human error out of tennis. Instead, it created one of its own at the US Open. Electronic line calling completely botched a crucial point in Anna Kalinskaya’s match against Anna Blinkova, proving that even the system trusted to get every call right can get it badly wrong. “At 40-15 in […] The post US Open Admits Protocol Error After Electronic Line-Call Blunder During Anna Kalinskaya’s Match appeared first on Essen…
Anna Kalinskaya began her participation in the US Open with a victory over Anna Blinkova 6:4, 6:3 in the first round of the tournament. However, the match was overshadowed by a serious technical glitch in the electronic line-calling system, officially confirmed by the US Tennis Association.
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