Nike's "Game. Set. NYC" event serves up new US Open gears

To add on to the excitement of season ending grand slam, NIKE unveiled its US Open gears for Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams at a Nike-built, regulation-sized tennis court in the heart of NYC.

Hopefully some of you guys read the announcement earlier and headed to the event located at 23rd Street and Broadway earlier today.

Except for Sharapova, those who joined Federer, Nadal, Serena at the event were John McEnroe, Victoria Azarenka, Gael Monfils and Li Na.

According to NIKE, Federer's shirt was inspired by the subway signs of NYC, Serena's by cocktail party attire and Nadal's by the streets of NYC and its’ signature yellow taxi cabs!

To read more about the event, go to Down The Line! as he provides his take on the event.

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(Images via NIKE, Bryan Bedder/Getty Images North America)

Oh, no! Svetlana Kuznetsova teaches kids about fashion!

We know Svetlana Kuznetsova has shown some great improvement in recent photo shoot.

But that doesn't mean her fashion sense has improved too.

Worse thing, she has committed an ultimate fashion crime by teaching the kids to accessorise like her (and proud of it)!

Kuznetsova was at the Girl Scout Night, a Sony Erricsson WTA Tour's Pilot Pen Tennis promotional event.

(Images by Jim Rogash/Getty Images)

Andy Murray: Standing tall

Earlier today, Andy Murray unveiled his new Fred Perry blue shirt he will wear for the US Open.

Being seeded no. 2 for the first time in New York, it could make his task slightly easier as he will not be facing Roger Federer until the final.

Not only that, it also mean he has a 50-50 chance to set up a potential clash with Rafael Nadal in the semifinals.

The Scot has express countless times that the US Open is his favourite tournament. This is his best bet to earn his first Grand Slam.

(Images by Fred Perry)

Miami Dolphins' deal with Williams sisters announced

Serena and Venus Williams are the first female African-Americans to hold an ownership stake in an NFL franchise.

Their ownership stake with the Miami Dolphins was officially announced earlier today.

The sisters paid their first visit to the Dolphins' complex, watched some practice, checked out the weight room and chatted with several players.

At the press conference the sisters posed for photographers holding team jerseys — no. 11 for Venus and no. 89 for Serena (EleVen is Venus' clothing line; 8-9 is the birthdate of their half sister, Yetunde Price, who died in a 2003 shooting).

(Via AP; Image via Yahoo! Sports)