Don't you think Svetlana Kuznetsova's getting prettier these days? In the photo above, during last night's Kremlin Cup Players Party, I thought she looked rather gorgeous.
She's getting slimmer and even know how to put on some make-up. She dressed well too.
However, when she's taking a close-up photo, I'm kinda surprised. Well, a little bit shock.
Are you seeing what I'm seeing???
Gosh, I could be mistaken her for a she-male!
Well, Kuzy, whatever it is, I still love you as a tennis player. Hope you kick some butts out there in the court and win a title!
Here are some great photos at the Kremlin Cup players party at the Europe Club, Moscow, Russia last night. Enjoy!
There are a few performances from boy bands and all-girl bands including this group called "Blondies". I thought I saw Maria Sharapova in this picture.
Jamie Murray (with the lame 'peace' sign) and Ross Hutchins.
Anastasia Myskina and the cute looking Dinara Safina.
Starace Potito and Flavia Pennetta.
The forever-hot-looking Marat Safin.
Victor Hanescu
Gosh, Robby Ginepri, you seriously need to get a haircut!
The adorable Elena Vesnina.
Elena 'hot-looking blond in leather' Dementieva.
Nicole Vaidisova in a 'Wilma Flintstone' dress.
Vera Dushevina, Anna Chakvetadze , Elena Dementieva, Elena Vesnina
Dinara Safina's pretty good in PR.
Don't you think Svetlana Kuznetsova's getting slimmer and prettier these days?
(Images via zimbio.com, kremlin cup official site)
Hugo Boss, an international group for fashion and style, will celebrate its 10-year anniversary of partnership as an official sponsor, which provides clothing for Kremlin Cup.
This year Kremlin Cup will be held in Moscow on October 4-12.
While celebrating this big event, a rout of special VIP-guests, players and media will be held on weekend in Boss hall. The hall with modern design and sport history data is an exclusive place to organize meetings for different political, economic, sport, media and public figures.
Successful cooperation with “Kremlin Cup” since 1999 appears to be an important component of this traditional tennis tournament.
As before Hugo Boss will provide clothing from special Boss Green collection for ball boys, while the official representatives will be in Boss Black.
Linesmen will also appear in Boss Black on important matches.
By the way, the draw ceremony of the “Kremlin Cup-2008 was held last weekend at the “Olympisky” stadium.
Igor Andreev surrounded by the press.
Maria Kirilenko at the draw ceremony.
Igor Andreev and Maria Kirilenko were there at the ceremony.
Go to Kremlin Cup official website to find out the complete draws.
Two of the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour's brightest young stars went to battle in the Tashkent Open final on Sunday.
It was Sorana Cirstea who rose to the top on this occasion, coming back from the brink in the third set and edging Sabine Lisicki in a third set tie-break to capture her first title at the Tier IV event.
"I'll cherish the title in Tashkent forever as it is my first title; I was desperate to take my first title!" Cirstea added.
"I've been improving a lot since my first final, and I'm looking for many more titles. I'm also extremely happy to wear the traditional Uzbek dress, which has become the trademark of this event."
Cirstea was a runner-up in her first career final, losing to Gisela Dulko in three sets on the clay courts of Budapest last spring.
But it was second time lucky in Tashkent this year, as the 18-year-old came back from the brink to emphatically beat her 19-year-old opponent, who was playing in her first career final.
"I made some mistakes and missed too many easy shots; it was my first final and I'm happy to have come so far, but I'm sad to lose," Lisicki said.
"Although I might have missed a lot of shots today, in the future these shots will be my weapons. My goal is to be a Top 10 player and I'm going to work even harder."
With Cirstea, Lisicki and Peng all reaching the semifinals, the only Top 4 seed not reaching the semifinals was No.2 seed Olga Govortsova.
In her stead it was No.5 seed Magdalena Rybarikova who reached the final four before retiring against Cirstea due to illness after dropping the first set, 6-3.
Also making noise in Tashkent was Portuguese phenom Michelle Larcher de Brito, who reached a Tour quarterfinal for the first time in her very green career.
The doubles final took the court on Saturday as well, with Ioana Raluca Olaru and Olga Savchuk beating Nina Bratchikova and Kathrin Woerle in a match tie-break, 5-7, 7-5, 10-7.
Both Olaru and Savchuk picked up their first Tour titles of any kind; and while Olaru had reached one Tour doubles final - at Budapest earlier this year, finishing runner-up - Savchuk was playing her first Tour final of any kind.
(Via sonyericssonwtatour.com, Image via Yahoo! Sport)
Don't you think Svetlana Kuznetsova's getting prettier these days?
Gosh, I could be mistaken her for a she-male!
