"We're one big happy family. Well, mostly. Actually not at all. Cheese!"- The Lleyton Hewitt-Bernard Tomic bwahaha continues to gather gossipy steam with the older Aussie apparently laughing off the prodigy's assertion that swine flu prevented him from a joint practice session during this year's Wimbledon. "He just couldn't believe it. He laughed at it,'' said Lleyton's manager David Drysdale. ''You've got to wonder. I would have thought if he had swine flu at the tournament he wouldn't have been able to play at the tournament or be around other people, and it's interesting that the Tomics try to come out with this now." Team Tomic also denied accusations they approached Juan Carlos Ferrero for a practice the same day.
- Ballers get their party on in Beijing
- Ballers get their party on in Beijing
- Call me crazy Sveta, but isn't that move illegal? I'm thinking a double Slam suspension is in order.
- TENNIS' head honcho James Martin grades the tweeting of some our fave ballers with Sam Querrey gettting top marks because his tweets are "[d]roll, without a hint of irony" while Mats Wilander tied for the highest mark with Sammie (if you're a gambler) and lowest if you actually like tennis because he's also "pimping Expekt, a global sports book, poker, casino and bingo." How odd.
- AskMen.com just released their Top 49 most influential men of 2009 with Andy Roddick rolling in at No. 35 and Roger Federer cracking the Top 10 at No.8.
- Get your Spanish chorizo fix courtesy of the ATP World Tour:
- AskMen.com just released their Top 49 most influential men of 2009 with Andy Roddick rolling in at No. 35 and Roger Federer cracking the Top 10 at No.8.
- Get your Spanish chorizo fix courtesy of the ATP World Tour:
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"Call me crazy Sveta, but isn't that move illegal? I'm thinking a double Slam suspension is in order."
ReplyDeleteYou say that as if you have never tried it before. ;)