Weekend winners

Tamira Paszek defeated Angelique Kerber 5-7, 6-3, 7-5 at the AEGON International women's final. She will face Caroline Wozniacki in the opening round at Wimbledon.

Andy Roddick beat defending champion Andreas Seppi 6-3, 6-2 at the AEGON International to claim his 31st career title, ending a 16-month drought.

David Ferrer defeated Philipp Petzschner 6-3, 6-4 to win the Unicef Open grass court tournament for the second time.

Nadia Petrova downed Urszula Radwanska 6-4, 6-3 to take the Unicef Open women's title.

(Images via Unicef Open website; zimbio.com)

Maria Sharapova hops aboard a red double-decker in London

Maria Sharapova was happy to announce on her Facebook that she has made it on a red double-decker after so many years. 

She was supposedly looking for a black cab but ended up on the English bus.

Lately Sharapova has become more humble despite her huge success this year. I wouldn't say that Sasha Vujacic has changed her because her fiance has somehow "disappeared" from her life.

Regarding the Wimbledon draw, Sharapova will play against Australian Anastasia Rodionova in the first round at SW19 starting next week.

(Image via Maria Sharapova's Facebook fan page)

Venus Williams traps in car after havoc evening at pre-Wimbledon party

Apparently it wasn't all smooth at the WTA Tour pre-Wimbledon players' party.

Strong winds during that evening had caused a sponsor's board outside Sir Richard Branson's event to topple, landing on one unsuspecting bystander, and then hit a sponsored car carrying Venus Williams.

The former Wimbledon champion had to remain inside the car while organisers removed the board before she could head back to her hotel.

(Images via mirror.co.uk)

Ernests Gulbis: Living like a boss

Ernests Gulbis' physiotherapist Michal Novotny has been posting pictures of the tennis player on his Twitter page. 

Totally love the pictures although Gulbis appears to be scruffy and sloppy. 

In London this week

Earlier last week at Queen's Club

Walking to the gym last week when he was at Queen's

The Latvian will have a tough match in the first round against Tomas Berdych at the Wimbledon next week.

(Images via Michal Novotny's Twitter page)