You might want to pop over to www.hp.com/serena. Serena Williams has done one of those HP ads where you only see the person talking from neck to knees. In Serena's case, that is more than enough. :-)
Fans can also get personal with Serena through the interactive Serena Web Experience (www.hp.com/serena), which goes live August 31. Visitors will be able to view video blogs from Serena's family and friends, download Serena's favorite ringtones, view footage of Serena in a tennis match with Wee-Man, browse her latest tournament apparel, watch the new Serena Williams animation video, or view a new Serena Williams documentary.
...she does look as amazing as ever, but her behaviour at Wimbledon was very bad. :x
Lingster
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Very bad?
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2007-08-28 11:26:25
What did she do that was 'very bad'?
cpbell0033944
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Gamesman(woman?)ship
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2007-08-29 05:56:57
She used gamesmanship in the match against Hantuchova. All the commentators agreed that the timing of the injury, the necessity for a toilet break and the seemingly miraculous disappearance of the injury could not have been more fortuitous.
I still adore her physique, but she seems to be very unsporting and ungracious. I know that, to the US psyche that's irrelevant, but in Britain we tend to still like to see fair play. :)
Lingster
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Rules
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2007-08-29 12:13:17
Americans are generally encouraged to seize every advantage within the rules.
If the rules allow for bathroom breaks, etc., then acquiring familiarity with (and exploiting) those rules to achieve victory would be considered commendable by most Americans.
Someone like Barry Bonds, however, is generally considered a cheater.
That's my point - she's very bad at losing and tends to belittle those who beat her. Henin is the female Federer; she can pull-out some glorious strokes that completely bamboozle her opponent - it's why she #1 in the world despite her lesss-than Amazonic physique. Players like that don't beat stronger opponents by luck.
