Eva Asderaki

Eva Asderaki (, born 27 January 1982), As a youngster, she started playing tennis. She was once ranked the seventh best under-16 tennis player in Greece.

Asderaki has lived in England and now lives in Australia with her husband Paul Moore. The couple married in 2012 in London, and they had their first child in July 2018. From 2000 to 2008, she studied umpiring in Luxembourg. Asderaki started umpiring internationally in 2001, and her first international event was in Israel.

In 2011, Asderaki umpired in the women's singles events at Wimbledon, Williams later said that Asderaki was "ugly on the inside", Her umpiring performance was seen as so good that she was more popular than Djokovic and Federer on social media after the final, She umpired at the 2019 Wimbledon Championships, included the men's singles semi-final between Novak Djokovic and Roberto Bautista Agut. She umpired a 2019 US Open match between Federer and Damir Džumhur during which Džumhur was criticised for shouting at Asderaki. In 2020, Asderaki umpired the Australian Open women's singles final between Sofia Kenin and Garbiñe Muguruza.

In the 2022 Australian Open men's semifinals, Asderaki was called upon when Daniil Medvedev accused Stefanos Tsitsipas of receiving coaching from his father Apostolos in Greek. She was positioned underneath Tsitsipas's coaching box and did catch Apostolos giving coaching, allowing chair umpire Jaume Campistol to issue a coaching violation to Tsitsipas.

In 2023 Asderaki umpired the women's final at the US Open. She then umpired the men's singles final at the 2024 US Open, when Jannik Sinner defeated Taylor Fritz.