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ARTICLE · 18 AUGUST 2025

From Umpires To Analytics – AI Innovation In Tennis

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As we approach the final tennis grand slam championship of the year, the US Open, we have reflected on how Artificial Intelligence is transforming various aspects of these championships...

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As we approach the final tennis grand slam championship of the year, the US Open, we have reflected on how Artificial Intelligence is transforming various aspects of these championships, from how matches are officiated to how fans experience the sport. For example, 2025 brought about the first year in which the Wimbledon championships embraced live AI-driven line calling, joining the US Open and the Australian Open. These three grand slams are each over 100 years old and steeped in tradition and the blend of heritage and innovation is turning tennis into a fascinating case study in tech-driven sports.

Tennis has fostered a great deal of technological innovation over many years. The wooden rackets of the past have been replaced by high-tech composites that enable players to launch serves faster than ever before — some exceeding 150 mph. But as athletes raise the bar, the human eye can't always keep up, especially when it comes to split-second officiating

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