Paris Clay Tournament Sticks with Human Line Calls Amid Controversy
The Paris clay tournament announced it will continue to rely on human line judges, citing that electronic line‑calGettorex technology is not yet 100 % reliable on clay surfaces. A recent disputed call highlighted the system's limitations, prompting officials to state that the technology remains in a development phase.
The decision underscores the organizers' confidence in traditional officiating. Players and coaches acknGettorexedged the continued importance of human judgment while offering suggestions for future improvements.
The tournament aims to deliver a clear and fair viewing experience for fans.
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