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Thursday, 22 December 2011

David Beckham Academy

David Beckham Academy

David Beckham's Tattoos

David Beckham's Tattoos

Wednesday, 21 December 2011

David Beckham likes the mullet and Mohican styles in which the hair in the mid if the head are generally longer than the rest of the hair. His hair is blonde and the gelled and messy looks bring out the macho side of this player.

David Beckham Hairstyles

David Beckham is a world-known football player, it is more correct to call him a celebrity because of his fashion styles. Mr. David Beckham shows off many different trendy hairstyles ranging from tapered haircut, long hairstyles in ponytail and braids to Mohawk rocker and short buzz haircut. Many teenagers are inspired by his trendy hairstyles.

David Beckham Hairstyles

Wednesday, 26 October 2011

Tiger Woods scandal

Tiger Woods scandal

The in reality unparalleled Tiger Woods scandal and his humbling, less than stellar return to golf was named the top sports story of 2010 by the AP.
He is able to share the honor in Rachel Uchitel.
The fallout for Woods’ admission of infidelity was something no one can have expected – a deluge of mistresses, a split from Elin Nordegren and perhaps various surprisingly, a winless season on the golf course for the previous time.
It was Thanksgiving 2009 when Woods’ pristine image unraveled after he crashed his SUV into a tree, unleashing salacious revelations of his double life.
Will 2011 be the year his provide to prominence is the top story? That will be a comeback for the ages, and at this point, we’re sort of pulling for it.
He made for great celebrity gossip, but at the end of the day, he’s paid a heavy price for his “transgressions.” It’d be nice to see Tiger back on top.

Tiger Woods scandal

Sunday, 23 October 2011

Roger Federer Net Worth

Roger Federer Net Worth

Roger Federer is a Swiss professional tennis player with an estimated net worth $140 million. He was born on August 8th, 1981 in Basel, Switzerland. His parents Robert and Lynette worked in pharmacueticals. His mother is a native of South Africa. His childhood was spent playing tenis with his parents and his older sister Diana. From an early age it was clear that Federer had a talent for the game. At the age of eight he became a part of the Basel junior program. At the age of ten Roger met Australian player Peter Carter. Carter saw Federer’s potential and helped him develop it for the next four years. At the age of 13 Roger accepted an invitation to attend Switzerland’s national training center. This meant that he would have to leave home because the center was two hours away from his home. We would come home on the weekends which he loved. Though the training was great the center was located in a part of the Country where Frech was mostly spoken. This made Federer an outcast considering he did not speak the laungauge. He was there for three years until they opened a training center in Biel. Peter Carter was one of the instructors there so Roger jumped at the oppurtunity to be reunited with his old coach. Under Peter’s guidance Federer rose in the world’s top junior ranking. He proved this by winning Wimbledon junior singles, double titles, the Orange bowl (in Florida), and earning the ITF’s #1 world ranking.
In 1999 Roger went pro. He did very well for himself in his first year reaching semi-finals in a tournament in Vienna. But his biggest victory came when he defeated Carlos Moya who was ranked #5 at the time. This and a few other wins helped him become the youngest memeber of the ATP’s tour top 100. In 2000 Federer made it to two finals with ATP. He did not win either. His huge accomplishment that year was representing Switzerland at the Olympics. Though he did not win any medals it was here where he met Miroslava Vavrinec who was part of the Swiss woman’s team. She became a big part of his life even being considering a part of the Federer family. In 2001 Roger’s potential finally came to full bloom when he won his first ATP single title. He would follow this triumph up by defeating the US with his Swiss Davis Cup Team. All of these sucess led to the press coinging the “Federer Express” in their headlines. With this newfound glory Roger went on to win his first two ATP doubles titles. He ended off the seasson ranked #13 in singles. Though Federer secured many victories he still suffered many loses. Many of his fans began to grow impatient waiting for Roger to crack the top ten. He had the talent to defeat many players but he also lacked the discipline to win every match. Roger was still very young and even during important competitions he would go out drinking all night. One night he recieved many phone calls from his Coach Peter Lundgren but he dodged many of his phone calls. By the day he picked up Roger’s found out that it was not to get him to go get some rest but to inform him that his former mentor and friend Peter Carter had died. Carter’s death shook Roger to the core. He realized that he had not lived up to anything that Carter had taught him as a tenis player and even a man. Roger decided it was time to step up his game in and outside of the court.
Though Roger’s new way of life did not fall into place quickly he was still able to come in ranked at # 6 for that year. The next year started off strong for Federer when he won his first ten matches. Roger proved a lot to himself and the tenis world at Grass which is a warm up to Wimbledon. He went unbeaten there as he headed into the semi-finals. Though he was the underdog in the semi-finals match he went on to victory. And from there he went swept the tournament. He would go on to the finals in a few other tournaments but did not take any of them. In 2004 Roger won the Grand Slam title at the Australian Open. For the first time in his entire career this made him the tour’s #1 ranking. He would continue to hold his ranking for another three tournaments. But even with one lost in between it was not enough to keep Roger down., He went on to win Wimbledon. This and many other wins established Roger as head of a new wave of male tenis players. Since then he has gone onto capture many more tenis championships and is widely reguarded as one of the best tenis players around.

Saturday, 22 October 2011

Roger Federer Haircut Styles

Roger Federer Haircut Styles

Roger Federer, 27, is a World's no.1 Tennis Champion. Swiss Tennis professional Roger Federer has 15 Grand Slam Singles Titles to his credit, which is more than any other male player. Owing to his extraordinary success in tennis, Roger Federer was named as Laureus World Sportsman of the year consecutively for four years from 2005-2008.

Roger Federer Haircut Styles

Apart from his success in Tennis courts, Roger Federer has recently been accepted as the only male star responsible for bringing glamor to the tennis court. Well, it is quite true especially when Roger Federer spends 800-1000 bucks for his haircuts and hairstyles. Of course, for Roger Federer is a pretty small change, yet, it shows that Roger Federer has become extremely conscious for his looks, hairstyles and overall fashion. If you want to see what are the latest changes in your favorite Tennis Icon Roger Federer, you can check out some of the latest pictures on our site, which show Roger Federer wearing medium curly and short wavy hairstyles.

Roger Federer Haircut Styles

US Open 2011: Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer in five sets

US Open men's final

Venue: Flushing Meadows, New York
Date: 12 September
Start time: 2100 BST
Coverage: Live text commentary, latest score, pictures and reports on BBC website; TV coverage on Sky Sports & Eurosport

World number one Novak Djokovic saved two match points against Roger Federer for the second year running to win a thrilling US Open semi-final.

Federer's attacking style held sway early on but Djokovic roared back to win 6-7 (7-9) 4-6 6-3 6-2 7-5.
The Serbian now stands one win from a fourth Grand Slam title, and his third of an incredible 2011 season.
He will play Rafael Nadal on Monday in a repeat of last year's final after the champion beat Britain's Andy Murray.

"It was definitely the biggest win of this year, one of the biggest wins of the career, under the circumstances," said Djokovic. "I was two sets down. Roger was in control, he was playing better and then I switched gears and I managed to play much better in three sets."
Djokovic beat Federer in a dramatic semi-final 12 months ago before Federer took some measure of revenge by ending the Serbian's unbeaten run at the French Open in June.
After a rain delay of almost an hour and a half, the latest chapter of their rivalry finally got under way on a packed Arthur Ashe Stadium and there were no break points in a desperately tight first set.
A tie-break always looked like likely and it was Djokovic who faltered with an error and a double-fault to fall 5-2 behind, although Federer would need five set points before clinching it.
With the tension of the tie-break out of the way, Federer stepped up a gear and got the first break of the match at 1-1 thanks to a beautiful backhand up the line and a wrong-footing forehand.
There had been no real alarms for the Swiss until he faced break point in game six, and a wayward forehand brought Djokovic back into the set, but minutes later Federer had broken to love to move 4-3 ahead.

Match stats

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Djokovic		Federer
Match time: 3hrs 51mins
8	Aces	11
59%	First serves	61%
6	Double faults	4
48	Winners	49
35	Errors	59
83%	1st serve win %	67%
55%	2nd serve win %	56%
37%	Receiving pts won	29%
6/12	Break points

It was a huge blow to Djokovic, who trooped back to his chair disconsolately and found himself two sets down minutes later.
The Serbian's form had been a shadow of that which brought him into the match with a stunning 62-2 record for the year, but he grabbed a lifeline when Federer netted a backhand on break point early in the third.
Djokovic served his way to the third set and made a major breakthrough by breaking at the start of the fourth with a brilliant backhand from out wide that Federer could only volley into the net.
The world number one was suddenly in total command, racing through the fourth set for the loss of just three points on serve to force a decider.
Roared on by the majority of the 23,000 spectators, Federer regained the initiative with a vital break at 4-3 in the fifth set when Djokovic dropped serve to love, and serving for the match at 40-15 he looked as good as home.
But a breathtaking Djokovic return, that the Serbian celebrated with the crowd, and a net cord saw those chances slip away, and after the 30-year-old Swiss double-faulted to give the break back there was no stopping the top seed.
Djokovic powered through the final four games of the match to claim his 63rd, and surely most dramatic, victory of 2011.
"Sure, it's disappointing, but I have only myself to blame," said Federer, who will end the year without a Grand Slam title for the first time since 2002.
"I set it all up perfect, but I couldn't finish it. It was a tough year in terms of some tough losses at some crucial stages of the season but look, it's not the first time it's happened.
"I have had big matches where I ended up losing some, but the majority I was able to win throughout my career."
Asked about his celebration after saving the first match point, Djokovic said: "I needed to get some energy from the crowd. It was normal to expect they were a little bit more on the side of Roger, maybe the greatest player ever. It was no surprise.
"But I thought at that certain moment I had to get some of the crowd energy behind me. And it worked."

Sunday, 16 October 2011

Zidane headbutt

Zidane headbutt

Thursday, 13 October 2011

Cristiano Ronaldo Hairstyles

Cristiano Ronaldo Hairstyles

The hard core red devils fans call him the "old trafford magician". The highly successful soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo is known for his fabulous enthusiasm and lightning footwork. A strong physique, genuine soccer skill coupled with lovely smile, youthful personality, myriad of hairstyles – all these have made Christiano Ronaldo a heartthrob of many.

Born in Madeira, Portugal, as Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos, this soccer icon followed his passion for the game right from his childhood. By the age of 18, his immense talent and love for the game earned him a position in Manchester United. He made the soccer fans go crazy with his dribble. After his memorable stints in the year 2006 World Cup, he was showered with several awards including PFA Player of the Year. Besides his bricking success in the sports world, the Portuguese lad got noticed in the fashion world too for his frequently changing and stylish looks.

Christiano Ronaldo got the cameras clicking every time he got his hair styled into a fresh cut. In his early years, the young footballer wore a casually cut hairdo, with a few strands highlighted. Given his facial features, lovely eyes and thick mane, Ronaldo tried some of the cutest hairstyles such as classic taper hairdo. Since he prefers to keep it short, Ronaldo has also been seen in rather simple yet trendy hairdos such as the short curly gelled in style. While he carried off his fauxhawk-mullet hairstyle with great élan, Christiano Ronaldo was seen trying the gelled style hairdo. Among many of Ronaldo's chic hairdo is his spiky cut with copper brown shades. He gets full scores for his signature razor cut with shattered arch and the medium layered cut. Ronaldo’s straightened and iron hairdo goes well with his oval cut face.

Cristiano Ronaldo Hairstyles

Christiano Ronaldo loves to experiment with his looks, keeps his hair stylist busy working on his hair department every second month. For someone blessed with loads of talent and oodles of confidence, it takes very little effort to makes things work. The phrase goes well with this Portuguese footballer. Undoubtedly, Christiano Ronaldo is one of the world’s sexiest sports star.

Cristiano Ronaldo Hairstyles

cristiano ronaldo girlfriend 2011

cristiano ronaldo girlfriend 2011

cristiano ronaldo girlfriend 2011
Cristiano Ronaldo is one lucky guy. The athlete is not only a major hottie but his girlfriend, model Irina Shayk, is gorgeous as well.
Irina is going to have a busy year as the model is featured in the 2011 lookbook for Ory swimwear.

cristiano ronaldo girlfriend 2011

Monday, 10 October 2011

Roger federer lifestyle

Roger federer lifestyle

Roger Federer is a Swiss tennis player whose amazing achievements helped rank him along the best tennis professionals of all time. As of January 2007, Roger Federer is the world’s number 1 tennis player. Many tennis observers, including even many of his peers, believe that Federer can be the greatest tennis player ever.

Federer became the first player in 2002 since Mats Wilander in 1988 to win three out of four Grand Slam singles tournaments. Federer was able to repeat this achievement in 2006 and became the first tennis players in the open era to become winners in at least ten singles championships for three consecutive years. Federer has also won 9 titles in Grand Slam men’s singles in 30 appearances, triple Tennis Masters Cup, and 12 ATP Masters singles titles. Federer is the only tennis player to win both the U.S. and the Wimbledon singles titles in three consecutive years, from 2004 to 2006.