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The electronic hawk-eye is once again at the center of controversy. It's not the first time we've seen how, in a clay court tournament, the margin of error of what the cameras capture becomes evident. The latest to experience this was Elena Rybakina, who during her match against Qinwen Zheng at the Mutua Madrid Open 2026 pointed out the mark of a ball that was called in... and proved to the chair umpire, who couldn't do anything, and to the production team, which captured the mark on the clay, that indeed, the ball was out. The Kazakh player couldn't believe it, as she saw the point go to her opponent despite it all.

Elena Rybakina in a disagreement with the umpire in her match against Qinwen Zheng in Madrid.

Qinwen hit a serve that was called in by electronic line calling.

Elena shows the umpire the mark, which is out.

Elena: “Are you kidding me? This is not a joke. The system is wrong.… pic.twitter.com/kIOfxGB19s

— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) April 26, 2026

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Jelena Ostapenko is a perennial protagonist of memorable moments within the WTA circuit. The Latvian has left some of them waiting for Hawk-Eye's verdict, suspenseful moments in every match that have been eradicated due to the existence and proliferation of electronic line calling. Speaking from Charleston, Jelena took a stand and confessed that she will miss that era: "You can still challenge your shot, but you know the result won't change. It's not as fun anymore. Yes, I think I will miss calling for Hawk-Eye, because it created a moment where you waited for the bounce, whether it's good or bad... it was a bit stressful, but in a positive way". Do you agree with her?

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There have already been several mistakes that we are witnessing with the Hawk-Eye at this Wimbledon 2025, balls wrongly called where the final word lies in the hands of technology, which has sparked initial comments. Belinda Bencic, happily through to the quarterfinals, didn’t hold back her opinion on whether she has lost faith in this tool when asked on Monday.

"The truth is yes, I no longer trust this, although I don’t want to dwell too much on the subject, but it is stressful. Sometimes a ball is clearly out, you want to stop play, but quickly you remember that you have to keep running for every ball. It's not just in my matches, it happens to everyone, so the challenge is to maintain focus and keep running even if your eyes have seen it out. What happened to Pavlyuchenkova the other day was incredible," commented the Swiss.

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