Great Tennis Photos: Photos: Queen Elizabeth II visits Wimbledon after 33 years

Posted by Lana On October 24 2010

Newly engaged couple Maria Sharapova and Los Angeles Laker Sasha Vujacic were looking lovey in Los Angeles, CA on Saturday as they walk hand in hand while out for lunch. Sharapova could be seen wearing a rather large engagement ring while out and about with her future husband.

Serena Williams on the Cover of August 2010 Harper Bazaar

Posted by Lana On July 04 2010

Serena Williams is featured on Cover of August 2010 Harper's Bazaar, which hits newsstands July 20th. In the photo spread, Serena showcases her stylish self in a Fendi dress and sports a swimsuit by Eres. Inside the monthly magazine, Serena talks about how she came to accept her body, about the difficulties, and importance, of accepting her own physical differences, and dating, revealing the reason behind breaking up with rapper Common.

Photos: Brooklyn Decker, Kim Sears, Bec Cartwright and Mirka Vavrinec on Day Seven at Wimbledon

Posted by Lana On June 29 2010

Here are the photos of Brooklyn Decker, Kim Sears, Bec Cartwright and Mirka Vavrinec supporting their husbands/boyfriends on Day Seven of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on June 28, 2010 in London, England. Enjoy!

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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II returned to Wimbledon on Thursday for the first time in 33 years. The queen, wearing a turquoise summer coat and matching brimmed hat with white trim and holding a small bouquet, was escorted through the grounds. The last time she visited the tournament in her 1977, the year Virginia Wade won the women’s singles title for Britain.

After her 20-minute walkabout, Queen met a receiving line of the world’s tennis elite, including the top four seeds in the ladies' singles - Serena and Venus Williams, Caroline Wozniacki and Jelena Jankovic - and three leading male players - Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Andy Roddick, plus icons such as Billie Jean King and nine-time champion Martina Navratilova.

Roddick received the invitation because fourth seed Andy Murray was warming up for his 1pm match on Centre Court in front of the Queen.

Rafael Nadal, who was also invited but said it was impossible to attend as he too was preparing for his match, later stressed that he had great respect for the British royal family and for Wimbledon's traditions but said: "Today is a game day. I had my things to do."

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