Tennis: How many times should a player, in a match, be allowed to question the line calls using TV replays?

Answer 1

ooh, tough question, I'd have to say as many times as the chair umpire deems necessary.
ie. the players can only challenge balls that the chair umpire allows them to, so that they don't slow down matches.
I would say though if you had to put a number on it, 5 incorrect calls.

Answer 2

The current line-call limit of 2 incorrect calls is good enough as it is. I'll stick to just two per set, with an additional one during a tiebreak.

Answer 3

Well this is a fairly new device they are using, and they are still trying to figure out the right number, so i think they should just try all the ideas people have, to a certain extent and see which one or ones work the best and then go from there.

Answer 4

2 times per set.

Answer 5

personally, people make mistakes right? i mean we all know that. i think that they should use the replays automatically in between points so that the match is fairly scored. that way, no one is abusing the privilege and it ensures for an equal playing field.

Answer 6

In Davis Cup and Fed Cup I'm all for it being unlimited and in ATP and WTA matches I'd say 2 is enough.

Answer 7

2 times a set and if u get it right (like if the serve was called out and it was in for u) they wouldnt take one off

Answer 8

three times per set

Answer 9

I think they should be unlimited, but after they are wrong once then they are deducted a point for each challenge that is not overturned.

Answer 10

twice per set