Wimbledon hired an referee preparatory for machines

As planned, each yard in this year has two more referees to support the referee to run the match. In addition, the referees "extra " are also the backup plan of the organizers in the case of electronic wiring technology (ELC) problems.

"I have not talked personal with anyone, but I think the referees all understand the current situation ," said the Sally Bolton tournament director. "The development of technology with stability and efficiency has been shown in other tournaments. It can be said that ELC replaces the referee is inevitable." Instead, executives decided to use ELC, technology that was applied in Australia expanded and the US expanded. Currently Roland Garros is the only Grand Slam still uses the arbitration.

ELC has been deployed at all events of ATP Tour. In Wimbledon, this technology was closed last year, and it is expected that Grand Slam Co Co will use ELC for more than 15 years. Previously in 2007, Wimbledon first used Hite Eye technology, allowing the player to complain to the decision of the referee. With ELC, the complaint is no longer necessary when all the ball phase is decided in real time. However, the player can still ask to review the ball with technology.

President All England Club, Deborah Jevans also confirmed that Wimbledon will not expand the event to 15 days like the remaining three Grand Slam. The priority of the managers resolves legal issues, in the plan to expand the combination scale by building 39 new yards on the old golf course Wimbledon Park.

If this happens, the new combination area is expected to triple the present. The goal of the Organizing Committee is to attract more audiences to watch the biggest grass event of the year. More importantly, the operators want to bring qualifying matches to the organization at the All England Club, instead of in Roehampton today

However, this intention is facing strong opposition from the local community. Many people are concerned that the construction will break the ecological landscape, causing negative impacts on the environment, traffic and quality of life.