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On the premise of fairness, I prefer the automated line calling. It's more consistent than humans. And the equipment cost $100,000 per court ... how much do the line judges cost?

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SH321

There's a reason she hasn't won a slam.

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JBTennis007

Geez ... the match is grotesquely unfair because humans are a dimorphic species and Kyrgios is a male and Sabalenka is a female.

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SH321

That's a shame. He's been synonymous with the oz open for so long.

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JBTennis007

Line judges are far cheaper.

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JBTennis007