Serena Williams has recently enrolled in a 240-hour program to be certified as a nail tech in Florida.
As you may expect, there was no response from the Russian beauty, but the fans did get a nice laugh from it.
Australia Open 2010- Roger Federer beats Murray for 4th Australian openAustralian Open FinalsRoger Federer vs. Andy Murray in progressRoger Federer 6 6 5 Andy Murray 3 4 6 Roger Federer has won his 4th Australian open his 16th grand slam with a 6-3,6-4,7-6(13) victory over Andy Murray at Melbourne Park.
He beat Andy Murray 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (13-11) to win the Australian Open. That makes 16 major titles, adding to the record Federer already holds, building on the argument most people think he has already won: Is he the best ever?
Why has one Williams sister been so much better than the other all these years? It was all set out for you Wednesday. Here's why: Serena Williams is mean. Venus Williams is not.
TennisEarth.com - 14th seeded Croatian Marin Cilic continued his superb run at the first Grand Slam of the year and reached the semifinal at the Australian Open.
They were strangers just a few weeks ago, but two ordinary Sydney dads yesterday completed an extraordinary journey to play the world's longest continuous singles tennis match.
Even by the usual attention-seeking standards of women’s tennis, the 29-year-old appeared to be flashing rather too much flesh at the Australian Open yesterday.
NFL star Chad Ochocinco thinks he can beat Andy Roddick in a tennis match -- one in which Roddick plays left-handed after Ocho is given two months to train.
I think its fair to say its been a strange Australian Open thus far. We’ve had player/fan fights, arrests, F-bombs, and of course underwear-gate. So although we’re only in Day 4, here is a photo essay of some of the weird, odd, and perhaps voyeuristic scenes from this year’s Australian Open.
Just when you thought you'd heard everything...
An angry mob of Croatian fans set a sinister tone on the first day of the 2010 Australian Open. The aggressive and chanting supporters in Croatia's chequered colours assaulted a press photographer, and made offensive and threatening gestures, scattering shocked spectators in their way.
Ten tennis phenoms that could light it up on the ATP/WTA tour and in the grand slams this coming year.
Scotland's Andy Murray believes he enters 2010 primed to make the quantum leap from contender to champion and finally end Britain's 74-year drought in Grand Slam singles tennis.
Roger Federer made a losing start to his 2010 campaign as he was beaten in three sets by Swede Robin Soderling at a high-profile exhibition tournament in Abu Dhabi on New Year's Day.
Roger Federer and Serena Williams are named 2009 world champions by the International Tennis Federation.
Serena Williams was fined a record $82,500 for her U.S. Open tirade and could be suspended from that tournament if she has another "major offense" at any Grand Slam in the next two years, Grand Slam administrator Bill Babcock told The Associated Press on Monday.