Adam Scott courts Ana Ivanovic at Wimbledon

The picture of Australian pro golfer Adam Scott watching Ana Ivanovic's second round match at the Wimbledon has finally surfaced!

Earlier, Scott has skipped the Tiger Woods AT&T National to join Ivanovic at the Grand Slam.

"I met her in Australia. But I'm not going to say any more," Scott said after he was seen watching Ivanovic disposing Sara Errani in the second round.

Asked whether he'd be back to see more of Ivanovic, he said: "I sure hope so."

If their romance is true, they could be the next hottest sporting love match since Greg Norman and Chris Evert.

Updates:

Ivanovic has advanced to the fourth round at Wimbledon after defeating Australian Samantha Stosur 7-5, 6-2.

Perhaps Scott's courtside support helps?

(Image by David Murray, Getty Images)

WAGs on Wimbledon Day 5

Remember this interview question?

Q. We notice today after many years Mirka wasn't in your box. Should we wait for some special announcement to be made sooner than expected, or not?

ROGER FEDERER: No, no, not really. She's just not feeling, you know, a hundred percent. She only felt 95%, so we decided it's better if she takes it easy instead of sitting in the sun maybe, feeling worse the next day.

It's important for her to rest. She's already feeling better, which is good.

Apparently Mirka is still hanging around at Federer's box.

So, no special announcement from Federer yet as Mirka was seen at her husband's match against Philipp Kohlschreiber yesterday.

Federer dropped the third set but went on to win 6-3, 6-2, 6-7, 6-1.

Tommy Haas' actress girlfriend Sara Foster was also spotted at the Wimbledon.

The 90210 star showing off her Blackberry and pouty lips.

The match against Marin Cilic continued on the 6th day and Haas eventually won 7-5, 7-5, 1-6, 6-7, 10-8.

I think we'll be seeing a lot more of Foster.

(Images by AP Photo)

Williams, Federer, Roddick pay tribute to Michael Jackson

It's almost 3 a.m. but I think I need to post this up before I go to bed.

It was heartbreaking to learn that Michael Jackson has passed on. May he rest in peace.

A few tennis stars joined the world in paying tribute to the King of Pop.

Serena Williams who has met the King of Pop a couple of times said, "Words can't express my shock and horror."

"He was just a complete icon."

Although Serena wasn't able to name her favorite Jackson song she praised him, calling him "the greatest entertainer for me of all time".

"He did things that no one else did," she said.

"Like 'Thriller' is the best video ever made still to this day. The videos that he did for his songs, no one had ever even went that far."

"And he started a whole new trend with that. Dances, singing, beats, you know, everything."

"I think Michael Jackson, everyone listens to his music," she said.

"It's like you think of the Beatles, you think of Elvis Presley, you think of Michael Jackson. Those are just lifetime icons that I've never forgotten. The things that he did was beyond iconic."

Serena took time to post a personal condolence message to the bereaved family on her twitter page.

“My heart goes out to the entire Jackson Family,” she wrote.

Other players who also expressed regret at the loss of Michael were Roger Federer and Andy Roddick.

"It was 1988 or 1989, he came to Basel and I went down to the stadium with my sister. We were still very young and we listened to the music while we stood outside," Federer said.

"I love his music. He touched many people and I will listen to his music for many years to come."

Andy Roddick wrote on Twitter, "oh my lord..... michael jackson died........ RIP sad and surreal."

And in a later post he added: "regardless of what u think of him he was completely revolutionary and will be missed."

(Via nbcsports, AFP, The Daily Record)

Breaking news: Kuala Lumpur confirmed the latest stop on ATP World Tour

After months of speculation, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is confirmed the latest stop on the ATP World Tour!

At HCFoo's Tennis Blog, we promise to bring you both on-court and off-court coverage of the ATP 250 Malaysian Open between September 26 to October 4, 2009!

Before I share with you my experience at the press conference today, let me share with you the messages from the players - David Ferrer, Nikolay Davydenko, Fernando Verdasco, Gael Monfils and Kei Nishikori are some of the big names who will be playing in Kuala Lumpur!

The other players who have confirmed their participations are Robin Soderling and Fernando Gonzalez.

For more info regarding about the tournament, visit the Malaysian Open official website.

Stay tune for more....