David Beckham Academy Photos

 Real Madrid and England star David Beckham opens his own football academy in Greenwich, London

David Beckham's Tattoos

 David Beckham's Tattoos

  David Beckham's Tattoos

  David Beckham's Tattoos

 David Beckham's Tattoos

David Beckham Hairstyles

David Beckham hairstyles have become truly phenomenal. If you are not familiar with his different hairdos then, it's time for you to check them out. You will surely find them very pleasing to the eyes. His strong yet sexy body has made a lot of women swooning over his character. His incredible hairstyles have made him a fashionable icon in the eyes of men.

David has tried so many hairstyles. As a matter of fact, he had already tried all styles of hairdos. You will see pictures of him wearing those bald to long hairstyles and short and kind of messy hairdos. However, you will never see him ruin his looks because he absolutely has a great taste of fashion and style. On top of that, he always makes sure that he is comfortable with his looks.

One of the factors that make hairstyles interesting is that it creates fun to almost everybody. The ones wearing the hairstyle and the ones who does the hairstyling can have fun. Other than them, the people looking at the outcome of the hairdo can have also enjoy and appreciate the new look. You may simply have fun of your hairstyle by simply putting some colors to it. Just be certain that it complements the color of your skin so it does not ruin everything.

His hair usually has lowlights & highlights that give him more of hot voguish look, if you want to wear it like Beckham then you’ll need to determine your face shape first then pick the haircut that suits you & go for it, have layers if you’re going to keep it long for more texture & wear it in a cool Mohawk like how Beckham usually does .

David Beckham Hairstyles

David Beckham Hairstyles

David Beckham Hairstyles

David Beckham Hairstyles

David Beckham Hairstyles

David Beckham Hairstyles

Tiger Woods scandal

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

Tiger Woods scandal

Roger Federer Net Worth 2011

Roger Federer Net Worth 2011

Career prize money: $63,657,721
Current ranking: #3 (22 August 2011)
Annual earnings according to Forbes:
May 2010 to May 2011 Earnings: $47 Million
May 2009 to May 2010 Earnings: $43 Million
May 2007 to May 2008 Earnings: $35 Million
May 2006 to May 2007 Earnings: $29 Million

 Arguably the greatest tennis player ever, the Federer era may be nearing its end. He has been passed by both Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic in the rankings. Federer still commands the most impressive endorsement portfolio in all of sports with 10 major deals including Nike, Credit Suisse, Rolex and Wilson. He was the only one of Gillette’s original 3 “Champions” to have his deal renewed this year as the brand dropped Tiger Woods and Thierry Henry.

Roger Federer Net Worth 2011

 Roger Federer Net Worth 2011

Roger Federer reached the finals of all four Grand Slam tourneys in 2009 and captured the titles at the French Open (which completed his career Grand Slam) and Wimbledon (which gave him the record for most Grand Slam titles ever at 15). He has earned a record of $62 million in career prize money.

Roger Federer Haircut Styles

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

Roger Federer Haircut Styles

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

 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

 Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer in five sets

Djokovic hails 'greatest victory' of 2011

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%

 Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer in five sets

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."