Navarro Seeks Tennis Rule Change After Australian Open Controversy
Navarro Seeks Tennis Rule Change After Australian Open Controversy

Navarro Seeks Tennis Rule Change After Australian Open Controversy

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During the Australian Open quarter-final match, Emma Navarro expressed frustration over a controversial umpire decision that denied her a chance to challenge a point she believed involved a double bounce. Despite Navarro's complaints, umpire Eva Asderaki ruled that she could not review the call since she continued playing the point. Navarro emphasized the need for a rule change to allow players to review calls after a point, arguing that split-second decisions make it difficult to stop play. Swiatek, who won the match 6-1, 6-2, stated she was unsure if the ball had bounced twice and felt it was the umpire's responsibility to make the call. Former professional John Milman supported Navarro's position, suggesting players should not have to forfeit points in such situations. Navarro clarified that she did not blame Swiatek for the incident, acknowledging the complexities of the moment.

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