Wimbledon is set to replace its traditional line judges with a fully automated electronic line calling system starting from the 2025 tournament, following successful testing during the 2024 championships. This decision aligns Wimbledon with other Grand Slams like the Australian Open and the US Open, leaving the French Open as the only major tournament still using human judges. The move, driven by the ATP's mandate for electronic line calling from 2025, aims to enhance officiating accuracy and consistency. While this change is welcomed by many players, it marks the end of a 147-year tradition of line judges at Wimbledon, a feature that has contributed to the tournament's unique character. Additionally, the schedule for the finals weekend will be adjusted to start at a later time to maximize global viewership. Wimbledon acknowledges the contributions of line judges over the years, emphasizing a balance between tradition and innovation.