Despite the other grand slams relying on technology for their line calls, French Open director Amelie Mauresmo is still happy with her human line judges despite a controversial miss costing Casper Ruud.

Ruud and Fonseca's thrilling fourth-round match was caught up in yet another electronic-line-calling-on-clay controversy.

The French Open chair umpire made a decisive ruling to deny Casper Ruud the second set, with Joao Fonseca running out a winner in four sets to reach the quarter-finals

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The tournament in Paris is the only grand slam that chooses not to use ball-tracking technology

Continua a far discutere al Roland Garros il mancato utilizzo del sistema elettronico di chiamata delle linee, con lo Slam francese che e rimasto...

The WTA and ATP have called for machine-generated rulings for red-clay events. But for Grand Slam organisers, it's optional. | Tennis News

Despite the other grand slams relying on technology for their line calls, French Open director Amelie Mauresmo is still happy with her human line judges despite a controversial…

El Abierto de Francia es el único Grand Slam que mantiene jueces de línea en las canchas, un modelo que el resto del circuito ya dejó atrás. La jugada que pudo haber cambiado la…