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Friday, October 14, 2011
Iveta Benesova Sexy Women Tennis Player
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Saturday, October 8, 2011
ANDREA PETROVIV,..."The New Rissing Star"
ANDREA PETROVIV
She is a 23 year old Yugoslavian (living in Germany) player. She does a cute dance when she wins.
Andrea Petkovic ( born 9 September 1987) is a professional German tennis player of Serbian origin.She is the highest ranked German tennis player. She lives in Griesheim near Darmstadt, Germany.
She is a 23 year old Yugoslavian (living in Germany) player. She does a cute dance when she wins.
Andrea Petkovic ( born 9 September 1987) is a professional German tennis player of Serbian origin.She is the highest ranked German tennis player. She lives in Griesheim near Darmstadt, Germany.
Petkovic reached her career-high singles ranking of World No. 9 on 10 October 2011. She has won 2 WTA titles, 8 ITF singles titles and 3 ITF doubles titles. Petkovic became the Germannational champion in 2007 and 2009. She is coached by Petar Popović and her father Zoran.
Andrea Petkovic Pictures | |
| Country |  Germany |
|---|---|
| Residence | Griesheim, Germany |
| Born | 9 September 1987 Tuzla, SFR Yugoslavia |
| Height | 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) |
| Turned pro | 2006 |
| Retired | Active |
| Plays | Right-handed (two-handed backhand) |
| Career prize money | $2,021,528 |
| Singles | |
| Career record | 263–152 |
| Career titles | 2 WTA, 8 ITF |
| Highest ranking | No. 9 (10 October 2011) |
| Current ranking | No. 9 (10 October 2011) |
| Grand Slam results | |
| Australian Open | QF (2011) |
| French Open | QF (2011) |
| Wimbledon | 3R (2011) |
| US Open | QF (2011) |
| Doubles | |
| Career record | 52–48 |
| Career titles | 0 WTA, 3 ITF |
| Highest ranking | No. 68 (28 September 2009) |
| Current ranking | No. 91 (12 September 2011) |
| Grand Slam Doubles results | |
| Australian Open | 1R (2010, 2011) |
| French Open | 3R (2011) |
| Wimbledon | 2R (2011) |
| US Open | 2R (2009) |
| Last updated on: 12 September 2011. | |
Olympic Rings 2012
2012 London Olympic Games Events, Schedule, Ceremony, Tickets
30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London Tickets, Schedule, Events, Stadiums
In the upcoming year 2012 the world most popular and England capital city London will be schedule to host the most popular event in the sports area known as 2012 Summer Olympic Games. The 2012 London Olympic Games also known as 30th Summer Olympic Games will be held from 27th July to 12th Aug, 2012 in the London City. It will be the third time the Summer Olympic Games is held in London city previous hosted in 1908 and in 1948. The opening ceremony of this spectacular sporting event will be held in newly decorated Olympic Games Stadium on the eve of 27th July 2012. More than 10500 athletes from 209 countries around the globe will stay in the London Olympic Games Village and would fight it out for winning gold in 26 sporting events.
Venue of 2012 London Olympic Games
30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London will be played in the capital of United Kingdom, London.
Date and Timings of 2012 London Olympic Games
30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London will be played from from 27th Jul, 2012 to 12th Aug, 2012.
Stadium for 2012 London Olympic Games
30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London events will be played at the the three zones. first the Olympic Zone, Second the River Zone and Third the Central Zone.
How to get Tickets for 2012 London Olympic Games
30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London tickets will be available in the ticket counter of stadiums and in the official site of 2012 London Olympic Games.
Cost of Tickets for 2012 London Olympic Games
30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London tickets cost range is between £10 to £1000.
Schedule for The 2012 London Olympic Games
Schedule of 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London is given below -
27Th Jul - Opening Ceremony
28Th Jul - Events start
12Th Aug - Closing Ceremony
Mascot of 2012 London Olympic Games
30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 LondonMascot is Wenlock and Mandeville.
Opening ceremony of 2012 London Olympic Games
The Opening ceremony of 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 Londonwill be held in July 27th, 2012.
Closing ceremony of 2012 London Olympic Games
The closing ceremony of 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London will be held in Aug 12th, 2012.
Motto of 2012 London Olympic Games
The motto of 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London is Live as one.
Host nation of 2012 London Olympic Games
United Kingdom will be the host nation for 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London.
Official Song of 2012 London Olympic Games
The official song of the 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London is
Logo of 2012 London Olympic Games
The 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 Londonlogo is a representation of the number 2012, with the Olympic Rings embedded within the zero.
Host city of 2012 London Olympic Games
London will be host city in 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London.
Total no. of Nations participating in 2012 London Olympic Games
In 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London Approximately 205 nations will be participated.
Total no. of Athletes participating in 2012 London Olympic Games
In 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London approximately 10,500 athletes will be participated.
Total no. of Events played in 2012 London Olympic Games
In 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London 302 events will be played.
Total no. of Sports played in 2012 London Olympic Games
In 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London total 26 sports will be played.
List of Sports events will be played in 2012 London Olympic Games
In 30th Summer Olympic Games 2012 London following 26 sport events will be played -
*Archery
*Badminton
*Basketball
*Boxing
*Canoeing
*Cycling
*Diving
*Equestrian
*Fencing
*Football (soccer)
*Gymnastics
*Handball
*Hockey
*Judo
*Kayaking
*Ping pong
*Rowing
*Sailing
*Shooting
*Swimming
*Tennis
*Track and field
*Volleyball
*Water polo
*Weightlifting
*Wrestling
JUVENTUS OPEN NEW STADIUM
JUVENTUS OPEN NEW STADIUM WITH FAKE ZEBRA GIRAFFES
They could have invited Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United to inaugurate their fine new stadium. Instead a great Italian institution summoned the club standing 12th in the third tier of English football to join Thursday's opening ceremony and, if there has been a more elegant gesture in the history of football, it would be good to hear of it.
For it was Notts County, in 1903, who answered the call of a Juventus member, an Englishman named John Savage, to send a set of the club's black and white striped shirts to replace the pink numbers worn by the players of the Italian club since their founding by a group of students six years earlier. Thus did Notts, who were then midway through a spell in the old First Division, save Juventus from a century of being confused with pink-shirted Palermo.
Themselves founded in 1862, Notts are the world's oldest football club who are currently professional and, when their chief executive, Jim Rodwell, contacted Juventus with a tentative invitation to visit Nottingham for a match to celebrate next year's 150th anniversary, the response was more than he could have imagined. Juventus's young president, Andrea Agnelli, immediately called Ray Trew, Notts' owner, to suggest that they might become the first visitors to the new ground, which is built on the site of the unloved Stadio delle Alpi in Turin's northern suburbs. Notts have a league match against Walsall on Saturday but could hardly turn down such a request.
This was the night when their 200 travelling fans in the 41,000 crowd could watch Neal Bishop, Lee Hughes and Ricky Ravenhill rubbing shoulders with Alessandro Del Piero, Gigi Buffon and Andrea Pirlo – not to mention Dino Zoff, Giampiero Boniperti, Luis Del Sol, Fabio Capello, Marcello Lippi, Claudio Gentile, Roberto Bettega, Ciro Ferrara, Angelo Di Livio, Edgar Davids, Paolo Montero and Fabrizio Ravanelli, who joined the pre-match parade to represent earlier generations. The future embraced its history, and vice versa, in a marvellous football occasion hosted by Agnelli, the fourth member of his family to hold the presidency.
Two and a half hours before kick-off the Notts squad made their way on to the pitch. They had been flown to Turin on a plane chartered by their hosts and been put up at a five-star hotel, receiving a police escort to and from Juventus's training ground. They looked around in awe, taking photographs of the stadium, which is steep-sided, with no running track, rather like a half-size Camp Nou in black and white.
The brilliantly staged gala featured a brass band, speeches, fireworks, a diva on stilts, film clips of Omar Sivori and John Charles on giant screens, the mass singing of Juve, Storia Di Un Grande Amore, huge replicas of the club's trophies, Agnelli cutting a ribbon with golden scissors handed to him by a Monica Bellucci lookalike, dancers dressed as zebras – Notts may be the Magpies, but Juve are Le Zebre – and a quietly devastating parade of 39 white-clad children representing the Heysel dead. And, eventually, a decent game of football.
Could Del Piero, in his 678th game, score his 285th goal and Juve's first in their new home? A Nottingham bookmaker was taking bets on Hughes beating him to it, after the veteran striker became the first Notts player to amass 30 goals in a season since Tommy Lawton. But Notts' manager, Martin Allen, withheld his top scorer until the second half, probably with an eye on the Walsall match rather than out of a desire not to steal the Juve captain's thunder.
The nearest Del Piero came in his 45 minutes on the pitch was with a shot over the bar from the edge of the area. Robert Burch, the Notts goalkeeper, made a couple of fine blocks in the first half, and eight minutes after the interval he saved a penalty from Fabio Quagliarella after Ravenhill had handled the ball but Luca Toni slid the rebound home, putting an end to the only real suspense of a genial occasion.
Three minutes from time Hughes had the satisfaction of becoming the first man to score a goal for a visiting side when he rammed the ball home from two yards after a free-kick had squirmed out of the hands of Alex Manninger, Juve's second substitute goalkeeper. Notts had been good value for their 1-1. Now back to Meadow Lane.
They could have invited Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United to inaugurate their fine new stadium. Instead a great Italian institution summoned the club standing 12th in the third tier of English football to join Thursday's opening ceremony and, if there has been a more elegant gesture in the history of football, it would be good to hear of it.
For it was Notts County, in 1903, who answered the call of a Juventus member, an Englishman named John Savage, to send a set of the club's black and white striped shirts to replace the pink numbers worn by the players of the Italian club since their founding by a group of students six years earlier. Thus did Notts, who were then midway through a spell in the old First Division, save Juventus from a century of being confused with pink-shirted Palermo.
Themselves founded in 1862, Notts are the world's oldest football club who are currently professional and, when their chief executive, Jim Rodwell, contacted Juventus with a tentative invitation to visit Nottingham for a match to celebrate next year's 150th anniversary, the response was more than he could have imagined. Juventus's young president, Andrea Agnelli, immediately called Ray Trew, Notts' owner, to suggest that they might become the first visitors to the new ground, which is built on the site of the unloved Stadio delle Alpi in Turin's northern suburbs. Notts have a league match against Walsall on Saturday but could hardly turn down such a request.
This was the night when their 200 travelling fans in the 41,000 crowd could watch Neal Bishop, Lee Hughes and Ricky Ravenhill rubbing shoulders with Alessandro Del Piero, Gigi Buffon and Andrea Pirlo – not to mention Dino Zoff, Giampiero Boniperti, Luis Del Sol, Fabio Capello, Marcello Lippi, Claudio Gentile, Roberto Bettega, Ciro Ferrara, Angelo Di Livio, Edgar Davids, Paolo Montero and Fabrizio Ravanelli, who joined the pre-match parade to represent earlier generations. The future embraced its history, and vice versa, in a marvellous football occasion hosted by Agnelli, the fourth member of his family to hold the presidency.
Two and a half hours before kick-off the Notts squad made their way on to the pitch. They had been flown to Turin on a plane chartered by their hosts and been put up at a five-star hotel, receiving a police escort to and from Juventus's training ground. They looked around in awe, taking photographs of the stadium, which is steep-sided, with no running track, rather like a half-size Camp Nou in black and white.
The brilliantly staged gala featured a brass band, speeches, fireworks, a diva on stilts, film clips of Omar Sivori and John Charles on giant screens, the mass singing of Juve, Storia Di Un Grande Amore, huge replicas of the club's trophies, Agnelli cutting a ribbon with golden scissors handed to him by a Monica Bellucci lookalike, dancers dressed as zebras – Notts may be the Magpies, but Juve are Le Zebre – and a quietly devastating parade of 39 white-clad children representing the Heysel dead. And, eventually, a decent game of football.
Could Del Piero, in his 678th game, score his 285th goal and Juve's first in their new home? A Nottingham bookmaker was taking bets on Hughes beating him to it, after the veteran striker became the first Notts player to amass 30 goals in a season since Tommy Lawton. But Notts' manager, Martin Allen, withheld his top scorer until the second half, probably with an eye on the Walsall match rather than out of a desire not to steal the Juve captain's thunder.
The nearest Del Piero came in his 45 minutes on the pitch was with a shot over the bar from the edge of the area. Robert Burch, the Notts goalkeeper, made a couple of fine blocks in the first half, and eight minutes after the interval he saved a penalty from Fabio Quagliarella after Ravenhill had handled the ball but Luca Toni slid the rebound home, putting an end to the only real suspense of a genial occasion.
Three minutes from time Hughes had the satisfaction of becoming the first man to score a goal for a visiting side when he rammed the ball home from two yards after a free-kick had squirmed out of the hands of Alex Manninger, Juve's second substitute goalkeeper. Notts had been good value for their 1-1. Now back to Meadow Lane.
Friday, October 7, 2011
BEST OF ALLISON STOKKE
ALLISON STOKKE
Alison Stokke, who normally rises over the pole-vaulting bar, rose to Internet Fame when a picture of her when she was 17 at a track meet was posted on the Internet.
Allison Stokke Life Story
Soon, more pictures would surface, millions of new fans would stare at her pics, and this future California Bear Field Star, would find unexpected, and unwanted fame as one of the few Internet stars that have kept their clothes on.
She was the National Freshman Record holder in the pole-vault in 2004 going 12-08 and winning the California State Meet.In 2005 she was trying out a new pole during a practice session at Golden West College and unfortunately fell into the concrete box, breaking her tibia.
Allison Stokke Athletic Career
At age 15, Stokke won a California state championship, and broke several national records in her age division. As a senior at Newport Harbor High School, she set the second best mark in the nation for that calender year with a 13'7" vault. In the CIF State Championship finals she finished 4th after a leg injury interfered with her ability to sprint down the runway. After being highly recruited, Stokke now vaults for the University of California at Berkeley.
HOT WALLPAPERS OF ALLISON STOKKE
TOP TEN HOTTEST WOMEN OF SPORTS
THE HOTTEST WOMEN OF SPORTS
Ok. Now we’re in the top 10 and the sports world has never been more on fire. So who are the top 10 most beautiful women in sports? Read on and find out…10. Romi Bean
Ah, cheerleaders! Romi is one of the 34 members of the Denver Broncos cheerleader team. Wait a minute, did I just say 34? Holy crap, imagine what it must be to visit their changing room after the game….9. Amanda Beard
This is our fifth swimmer? Man, what a blessed sport. Apart from being hot as hell, Amanda is also a fantastic swimmer. She made her first Olympic appearance at the age of 14! She also got featured in several publications, including Sports Illustrated, FHM and Playboy.8. Maria Kirilenko
Yet another Russian tennis player, I know. But it would be pure negligence to leave Maria Kirilenko out of this list right? A bit of trivia: she is a very good friend of Maria Sharapova. I found this info Wikipedia, and I guess it will keep my imagination busy for a while.7. Jenny Adams
This track and field American athlete got famous after she appeared on the FHM magazine “Sexy Olympic” edition. She will probably participate in the next Olympic games too, so keep an eye for the lady.6. Daniela Cicarelli
Not a sportswoman, but the ex-girlfriend of Ronaldo. He is one of the best soccer players of all time, but letting this girl go was definitely a dumb thing to do. The picture says it all, I am speechless.5. Maria Sharapova
This is a woman not for the faint of heart. At 6 feet and 2 inches, the Russian beauty is a former number one tennis player in the world. And she only has 20 years. I just couldn’t find if she is engaged (personally I prefer to think she is still a virgin).4. Haley Cope
Haley was born in Chico, California. Her best swimming performance was the gold medal on the world championship. We would be her fans even without these achievements though, especially after she appeared on Maxim and Playboy.3. Alisson Stokke
Allison is a pole vaulter for the California high school. She doesn’t have any major sport achievements to date, but she became immensely popular on the Internet after a big website featured her pictures. Well, after I saw the images I became her biggest fan immediately.2. Bia e Branca
No, you are not seeing double. They are actually twins. These two hot bombs come from Brazil, and they represented their country on the 2007 Pan American games on the synchronized swimming. I was able to read the local press during the event, and they received most of the coverage. No wonder why!1. Ana Kournikova
We know that placing Ana Kournikova on top of a “hot” list is becoming a cliché. Trust us that we really tried to find someone else. After the strenuous task of analyzing ever curve of her body, on every picture that we could find on the web, we could not help but give her the first position. She is hot beyond what we thought was possible….
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