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How the Hawk-Eye instant-replay system has changed tennis

Andy Murray reacts to a Hawk-Eye review at Wimbledon in 2013. The system has been in place since '06.

Andy Murray reacts to a Hawk-Eye review at Wimbledon in 2013. The system has been in place since '06.

Bypassing the magic of technology doesn't make much sense, either. Instant replay is here to stay in tennis, viewed with great envy by sports mired embarrassingly in the past.

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