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Hawk-Eye on the future of tennis

By Bonnie DeSimone
Special to ESPN.com

Monday, October 17, 2005

The eyes still have it, unanimously -- but perhaps not for long. Tennis has taken another step toward using high-tech backup to review line calls. The International Tennis Federation announced late last week that the Hawk-Eye electronic officiating system has been deemed technically sound by a committee made up of representatives from the ITF and the men's and women's pro tours. Still unsettled are a timetable for implementation and rules under which players would be allowed to request revi ...

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