The ATP has commissioned life-size Terracotta Warrior statues to made of the top 8 players to reach the Masters Cup in Shanghai, China at the end of the (tennis) year.
French sculptor Laury Dizengremel is creating these statues in China and they will be unveiled as a group at an event for the Masters Cup, which begins November 11.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Terracotta army invades Masters Cup, first look at Warrior Federer
Labels: ATP, Masters Cup, Roger Federer, sports marketing, tennis
Bad blood: Maria Sharapova criticized publicly by FED CUP teammates, Serena Williams
Chaky was more direct and said, "If you haven't played Fed Cup all year, it wouldn't be fair just to show up for the final," [...] "It's not fair to all the other girls who committed themselves to the team's cause."
SIGHTING: Serena Williams attends premiere of The Kingdom

(images vis masalatalk, getty)
Labels: celebrity, dress, entertainment, fashion, media, parties, Serena party watch, Serena Williams, tennis
Monday, September 17, 2007
THE LOW DOWN: Serena Williams not pregnant says magazine
Ok, fine: The baby bump is a no-go, apparently. Gossip weekly OK! magazine, reporting on the Serena Williams' pregnancy rumors, contacted her representative for a comment. According to the article, the rep confirmed "Serena is not pregnant."
Labels: celebrity, entertainment, gossip, media, OK magazine, Serena Williams, tennis
The FED CUP Chronicles: Russia wins third FED CUP title, Svetlana moved to tears
Labels: Anastasia Myskina, FED CUP, Svetlana Kuznetsova, tennis, US Open
Fernando Gonzalez wins China Open, shows off "sexiest legs in tennis"
(images via AP Photo)
Labels: China Open, Fernando Gonzalez, gay, tennis, Tommy Robredo
Monica Seles and Martina Navratilova play exhibition match in Romania
Lindsay Davenport wins Bali Open, celebrates with son Jaggar
A mom's moment: After almost a year off from competitive play, Lindsay Davenport surprised everyone, including herself, by winning the Bali Open. The 3-time Grand Slam champ defeated slendar Slovak Daniela Hatuchova in the final 6-4, 3-6, 6-2.
After announcing her return to the tennis tour recently with son Jaggar at her side, the former World No. 1 came full circle and brought her son out again to help her celebrate the win. "I'm a little bit in shock," said Davenport. "It's just overwhelming and exciting. I swear this is probably the first tournament I've played in four years where I didn't have anything wrong with my lower extremities."
(images via AP Photo)
Labels: Bali Open, Daniela Hantuchova, Lindsay Davenport, tennis
SIGHTING: Serena Williams attends HBO Emmy Awards party
Labels: dress, Emmy's, entertainment, fashion, HBO, media, Serena party watch, Serena Williams, tennis, TV
Sunday, September 16, 2007
INSTANT REPLAY: a look back at this week's top tennis plays

COURTSIDE
A living legend is recognized
Nole has a hot box
Even Liza wants to be like Roger
Andre as Ambassador of Elegance
A fashionista visits Fashion Week
A king and his court
Tennis stars take a bite of the Big Apple
The Chinese get psyched for the China Open
A mom makes her return
Jake and friend take in some tennis
Stan Smiths take a world view
Serena visits Zac and Tommy
Sania talks Sunfeast
What's up with Anna?
A legend's life coming to the big screen
Gay for pay?
A cover girl continues to grow
The tennis afterlife for a Spanish star
Boris hits a birdie
The continuing saga that is FED CUP...
Roger and the women who love him
To be like Anna
A starlet has eyes for the camera
Labels: celebrity, fashion, media, sponsorship, tennis






