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Short Skirts Take Tennis by Storm
Venus Williams may have started the trend of short dresses for female professional tennis players, but plenty of the pros have jumped on the band wagon. If the trend continues as it has been, pretty soon doubles at the US Open could start to resemble professional beach volleyball in terms of revealing attire
Watch out Venus, here come Caroline Wozniacki and Maria Kirilenko.
ESPN Body Issue May Rival SI Swimsuit Issue
While Sports Illustrated features models in skimpy swimsuits once a year, ESPN's Body Issue goes the full monty and features photos of naked famous athletes.
The ESPN photos are not as sexy as the SI photos, but the real question is which magazine will sell more copies. Here again, ESPN comes up short. According to a recent online survey on Vizu's Power Polls network, three people think that ESPN's Body Issue will not catch SI's Swimsuit edition circulation for every two who do.
ESPN Body Issue Not So Sexy
ESPN's Body Issue features numerous shots of naked athletes. ESPN is so proud of the issue, that they made six different covers, each featuring a different nude athlete. The nude cover photos include Serena Williams, Adrian Peterson, Gina Carano, Dwight Howard, Claire Bevilacqua, and Sarah Reinertsen.
ESPN's Body Issue is clearly taking a page out of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue playbook, but to the extent that sex sells, ESPN's Body Issue does not seem to make the grade. Three times more people think that the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue's pictures are sexier than those in the Body Issue according to a recent public opinion survey run on Vizu's Power Polls network.
Danica Patrick Better in Swimsuit than an Indy Car
Despite being the first woman ever to win and Indy Car race and her number three finish at 2009's Indianapolis 500 (the best finish ever by a female), Danica Patrick is better off in a bikini than a race car. At least that is what 70% of the respondents to a recent online survey on Vizu's Power Polls network had to say.
Danica's two appearances in Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue and her spreads in other magazines like FHM clearly do more for her racy reputation as a model than her accomplishments on the track do for her racing reputation. Of course more years on the track are likely to help Danica's driving career than her modeling career.
Now if Danica Patrick poses nude in the ESPN magazine "Body Issue" as is currently being reported a new question may arise as to whether Danica looks better in a bikini or in nothing at all.
Britney Spears Fitness / Workout Video
Now that Britney Spears seems to be holding her act together and has shed some of her baby fat, rumors are that she may release a fitness video a la Jane Fonda or Cindy Crawford. Then again, Britney could just writhe around in a sauna as if she had just worked out as she does in her recent womanizer video.
Of the respondents who had an opinion, a slight majority think Britney Spears will release an exercise video according to a recent Vizu Answers research network poll.
