Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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4 comments:
"Walk a mile...(in my shoes)."
Sux! The Serena-Justine rivalry was one of the most compelling story-lines in women's tennis.
This is really getting scary. Clijsters, Henin & Hingis are all gone, Davenport wont stick around much longer, and Venus & Serena are closing in on 30.
I would like to take credit for this wondrous occurrence.
Last week I spent an afternoon in Justine's home town of Liege, Belgium, and while I was there I said a little prayer outside St. Paul's Cathedral that she NOT win the French Open again this year.
Sometimes prayers ARE answered...
I SO won't miss Justine. Yeah, her backhand was a thing of beauty, but she was one cold-hearted, cheatin'-ass herpes-having beeyotch.
(BTW, the beer in Liege is amazing.)
it's a sad day for women's tennis. she was a true sportswoman.
she was no fancy American media star, but she knew how to play tennis...
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