Roger Federer marries longtime girlfriend Mirka Vavrinec

I was away for a long weekend for personal matter and I'm glad to be back with a good news!

Roger Federer finally married longtime girlfriend Mirka Vavrinec on Saturday in a small ceremony in his hometown in Basel.

Federer announced the wedding on his official website, saying the couple got married “surrounded by a small group of close friends and family".

“It was a beautiful spring day and an incredibly joyous occasion,” he said.

The couple announced last month they are expecting their first child.

Hopefully we'll get to see those wedding photos soon.

(Via AP; Image by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)

Now I've started watching golf channel all because of...

... who else but Rafael Nadal.

And I've been playing golf games recently on PSP and it's a pretty infectious. Imagine if it's being played on a lush, green lawn!

No wonder Nadal has been hitting the green every time he's taking a break from tennis.

Here he is playing golf in Mallorca during a short break for the Easter holidays.


(Images via zimbio.com)

Serena Williams the cover athlete for EA's Grand Slam Tennis for Wii?

I think many of us are pretty anxious to get our hands on EA Sports's Grand Slam Tennis when it hits the store on June 18.

The game which is exclusively for Nintendo Wii will feature many stars from the court including current favorites like Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams to legendary players like John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg.

However EA Sports has yet to announce the cover athlete.

Video game examiner revealed that Serena Williams could have let the cat out of the bag.

In a recent video that was posted on Serena's website, she was at a photo shoot where she and her manager say that they were taking pictures for the cover of Grand Slam Tennis.

And speaking about 'revelation', here are some bootilicious photos of Serena hitting the Miami beach last weekend with sis Venus.

(Images via mwza.com)

Dinara Safina set to be the new women's world no.1

Dinara Safina will take over from Serena Williams as women's world no.1 next week, the WTA announced today.

The 22-year-old Safina, whose brother Marat was the men's top player in the world in 2000, will replace Williams who has been on top for 11 consecutive weeks and 72 in all.

"It's a great honor to reach the No. 1 ranking and it is a dream that every girl who has ever wanted to play professional tennis shares," Safina said.

"It is even extra special for me since my brother Marat was able to reach the No. 1 ranking and I am happy to share this achievement with him."

(Image by Torsten Blackwood/AFP/Getty Images)