Is the Bulgarian hunk officially making foot content now while Jack-ed Draper takes it lying down? See for yourself BELOW
Showing posts with label Grigor Dimitrov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grigor Dimitrov. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
One Night in Sofia
The bromance between Novak Djokovic and Grigor Dimitrov was on full display Monday night in Bulgaria -- where the two of them put on quite an "exhibition.” View BELOW.
Tuesday, January 09, 2024
Tennis Tuesday: Grigor Dimitrov
At 32, Grigor Dimitrov seems to be on the upswing. He just won his first title since 2017, pushing his ranking back toward the Top 10. And now he's the new face -- and body -- of Lacoste. See his turn as tennis's latest underwear model BELOW.
Tuesday, November 07, 2023
Tennis Tuesday
It's hard to really say if Grigor Dimitrov didn't become tennis's next big thing because his career overlapped with the Big Three or if it's that he didn't quite have what it takes. But once thing's for sure: He's a living doll who's fun to dress up! See BELOW.
Tuesday, August 03, 2021
Tennis Tuesday
Grigor Dimitrov isn't likely to be much of a threat when the U.S. Open begins later this month. But his body sure is built Ford tough, as you can see BELOW.
Wednesday, June 12, 2019
A Few Good Men
Kudos celebrity photographer John Russo, who who managed to land six of my favorite tennis players for this leather-daddy fashion spread in the Gio Journal. "Tennis is basically my favorite sport," Russo said on Instagram. "So photographing [Dominic Thiem] and 22 of the world’s top [ATP] players for [GIO Journal] was pretty much my version of hitting the lottery!!!"
Monday, April 08, 2019
Weekend Tennis Roundup
There were no major men's events this week —just more Davis Cup qualies — so it became the perfect time for four diminished standouts in the women's game to reclaim the spotlight. In the end it was Madison Keys and Garbine Muguruza who were victorious.
The USTA reports that Madison Keys claimed the first clay-court title of her career Sunday, winning the Volvo Car Open in Charleston, S.C.
Keys defeated No. 5 seed Caroline Wozniacki, 7-6, 6-3, in the championship match to cap off a fine week on the green clay, her last tournament in the U.S. before the European red clay-court season begins.
It was the American's first title in 18 months and her first final since recovering from knee and wrist injuries. It was also her first win over the Great Dane -- whose run to the final was her best performance in quite some time, too -- and first win over Sloane Stephens (in the quarterfinals).
Despite the loss, I think we can all agree Caroline went home with the biggest trophy ...
Meanwhile in Monterrey, Mexico, No. 2 seed Garbine Muguruza successfully defended her title at the Abierto GNP Seguros. While it was good for her to finally be on the winning side of things, that she was only defending points almost made Victoria Azarenka runner-up status the more noteworthy result. Unfortunately, no sooner did the Belarusian finally find her form -- knocking out Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Angie Kerber along the way -- she got injured in the final and had to retire, trailing 6-1, 3-1. Here's hoping she's able to rebound and build on this long-sought success. (Did I mention no one cared that she didn't have protected ranking when she returned from childbirth?)
So I said the women dominated the headlines on court. But that's not to say the men weren't the big winners off ... where they put their best, um, features forward in preparation for the clay season.
Grigor Dimitrov wanted to pump up his legs in time ...
for his hot date with Kyle Edmund ...
And in the most subtle use of the word since Christina Aguilera, Borna Coric captioned this one: "Time to get dirty" ...
Monday, March 25, 2019
Weekend Tennis Roundup
Like the namesake city where it's played, the Miami Open is all about beautiful people and beautiful food. So while there was some noteworthy action -- Thiem, Pouille, Khachanov, Nishikori, Wawrinka, Cilic and Zverev lost early in the men's draw, and Osaka, Stephens, Keys, Bencic and Kerber lost early in the women's, with Angie losing for the second week in a row to Andreescu, whom the German called "the biggest drama queen" as they were shaking hands(!) -- there was plenty to see elsewhere, too.
Not to sound like Miranda after Skippy got a new girlfriend, but has Kevin Anderson been working out?
You know Filip Krajinovic is my new boyfriend, but then I saw Novak's baby brother (far right) ... hello, Djordje!
I think Diego Schwartzman has an eye for photography ...
What's for dinner? Balkan beef ...
Stan and Karen Khachanov were all smiles at dinner. But no sooner did Krajinovic like this photo, he defeated the Swiss in a three-set nail biter. (Aussie Jordan Thompson dumped the Russian in two easy sets.)
Grigor Dimitrov dismissed Feliciano Lopez in the Battle of the Beauties. Next up: Thompson.
Good to see Bernard Tomic playing well again -- giving fellow "Yugoslavian" Novak Djokovic a scare in their opening match.
Will the crowd ever love Nole enough?
Having grown up watching these two women on the tour, this birthday message from Billie Jean King to Ilana Kloss sure warmed my heart.
Thursday, January 17, 2019
Bubbling Under
The Big Three -- or Four -- are fantastic. But how great would it be for men's tennis if one of these guys won the first major of the year?
Borna on ice ...
Russian interference ...
He is Frances, hear him roar!
I was rooting for Stan Wawrinka against Milos Raonic but would still be happy for the Canadian to win it all if it means we get to see more of his box.
Monday, December 03, 2018
Tuesday, July 31, 2018
Friday, July 27, 2018
Friday, June 29, 2018
Remains of the Day (06/29)
Instagram: Would you make passes at Grigor Dimitrov in glasses?
Media Ink: Former editor Jill Abramson rips New York Times coverage
Happiest: Willie Nelson has a hot son?
New York Post: Woman sues Chinese buffet for $1 million over "fried rice syndrome"
Instagram: Is Pietro Boselli bringing cargo shorts back?
YouTube: Watch the trailer for “West 40s,” your favorite Midtown, midlife comedy about five gay friends in their 40s living in Hell's Kitchen
Hunk du Jour: I've always been a big fan of Nick Youngquest's baskit
Towleroad: Gay D.C. attorney found dead in parked SUV died of MDMA overdose
Matthew's Island of Misfit Toys: This beard/Speedo combo definitely works for me
TVLine: Gay-friendly "Champions" canceled at NBC
OMG Blog: I'm not sure I needed to see this actor buck naked
The Independent: Nick Kyrgios, the anointed bad boy of tennis, faces up to the reality that the clock is ticking
The New York Times: 'Shaken’ Rosenstein felt used by White House in Comey firing
Back2Stonewall: Watch a rare treasure trove of gay rights news clips from the 1970s
Boy Culture: Behold this cute dude's tighty-whitey-clad shower serenade
The Daily News: Trump congratulates fake Sen. Bob Menendez for beating corruption rap during prank call by Howard Stern sidekick "Stuttering" John Melendez
BosGuy: Furry Friday never disappoints!
Hot Cat of the Day: I'd have killed to be a flower girl at this wedding!
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Remains of the Day (02/28)
Reuters: Rafael Nadal is injured yet again
Boy Culture: This billboard in Chicago for the new gay-themed teen comedy "Love, Simon" is just perfect!
NPR: Dick's Sporting Goods ends sale of assault-style rifles, citing Florida shooting
Gus Kenworthy: I've never loved Dick's more
The Undefeated: U.S. Tennis Association to honor Althea Gibson with statue at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, N.Y.
Pink News: Adam Rippon reads some of his fan mail
The Randy Report: City Council in Mississippi denies Pride parade permit with no reason given
The Atlantic: The opinion writer hired and fired by The New York Times in a matter of hours says the internet created a "bizarro version" of herself (she still looks insane!)
Mother Jones: Crazy Donald blasts Jeff Sessions for not doing more to investigate dubious allegations of FBI misconduct
The Washington Post: Hope Hicks’s evasiveness highlights how far Trump is pushing the envelope on executive privilege
The Gay Almanac: "Take Me Out" premiered on Broadway 16 years ago
Gr8er Days: Move over, Simpsons: Archie Bunker predicted Crazy Donald's absurd gun "solution" back in 1972
The WoW Report: It's Funny of Die's new sexual-harassment game: "Guess Who? #MeToo"
Washington Blade: Dolly Parton is happy to be "the book lady"
Hot Cat of the Day: Bossy little critter, huh?
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