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Thank you so much Moiselles!

A request please, Could someone post all of the SI swimsuit pictures, the safari theme please. http://img12.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=lo...e=16511_602.jpg Also, anyone have this one in a bigger size? http://img18.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=lo...e=16392_103.jpg

Any more pictures like this one??

Wow so beautiful! Anyone else think Isabeli Fontana kind of looks like her??

She is so cute

Anna is a differnt kind of player, you can't really compare their tennis strenghts. Sharapova is 6'3 broad shoulder, she's a very, very strong girl. Anna is more comparable to Maria Kirilenko. Both Anna and Maria K were skinny girls and had to put on muscle to comppete with the bigger hard hitting girls. They have to play a game their body cannot handle. If Anna were playing in the 70's she would have been successful. Martina and Justine are small players who are champions, but we have to look at how they were raised. Martina H. was groomed from birth to be a tennis champion(she was named after one the greatest players), but even she couldn't cope with the power game and was overwelhmed. Justine is 5'5 and a 6 time champion but can still be powered off the court by the bigger girls. example, Sharpova and the US Open 2006. Another thing, Anna wasn't groomed like Maritna, Maria S, The Williams or even Jusitine. Nick Bolleteri said Anna's mom took her away from his academy too soon, and then proceeded to coach her herself. Her mom knew nothing about grooming a champion. She never let her injuries fully heal either. Lastly Anna didn't focus that much on fame. She said she only did photoshoots when she had time, she never tried to fit them into her tennis calender. Sports Illustrated editor tried for years to get her to pose and she didn't agree to do till her career was on the downslide from injuries and such.

I like both, but I choose Brigitte. BBs beauty seemed more natural than Marilyns.

I think it's because she is no longer an active model. Most of the photos posted of her are older pictures. Now she has a family and a film career, but she doesn't do too much modeling.

She is the Bombshell!

Lovely

Anyone have her pictures from the Playboy shoot? Upon looking through this tread I noticed someone did post her Playboy shoot, but that's not the one I'm lookin for. The pictures were of her lying on a red blanket posing in a pin-up style. Anyone kknow which ones I'm talking about?

Still beautiful

You could tell she was so nervous, she couldn't even serve right. She is so beautiful.

I don't like their choice of models this year, a lot of older models, or shall I say veterans. Their cover reminds me too much of the Vanity Fair issue.

She is the definition of a butterface. I'm surprised her body is not that toned compared to say Veronika Verakova.

She is so gorgeous, no other athlete compares.

Monica Bellucci is the sexiest, most beautiful woman ever. More pictures please

I agree with you, she looks like she has nothing going on upstairs. She doesn't seem real.

Don't forget to watch The View! Anna is guest co-hosting again.

Her highest single rank was #8 on the WTA. She wasn't a "bad" player she just didn't have the mental cofidence or the power to compete with the "Big Babes" in tennis. Plus her numerous injuries didn't help. I really enjoyed her game and I miss watching Anna and Martina Hingis play doubles together.

oh my God! Monica Bellucci is absolutely beautiful!

Anna is still the best looking female athlete EVER! All those other girls Amanda Beard, Sharapova and the golf chick don't compare to ANNA.

David Jude Law was born on December 29, 1972, and grew up in Southeast London with his parents and older sister. Jude started acting at the age of 12 with the National Youth Music Theatre. At 17, he landed a recurring role on the popular British daytime soap Families, after having dropped out of school to pursue a full-time acting career. Several years later, Law was touring Europe, doing stage performances.

America decides the next SI Swimsuit model! NBC joins partner Sports Illustrated to conduct a nationwide search for the next great swimsuit model -- timed for the launch of the magazine's famed annual Swimsuit Issue. Twelve selected finalists will live in Los Angeles where they will compete for the chance to appear in the best-selling issue and win a million-dollar modeling contract from NEXT Model Management. The series and competition culminate with the finalists being flown to an exotic location to shoot a photo spread for Sports Illustrated. No one will know who the winner will be until America votes as part of the series finale in February. Official website and voting info coming soon!