Gwen and Gavin Bring the Love to Wimbledon

June 26, 2008

Gwen and Gavin took a day off from fun times with Kingston to nab some coveted courtside seats at Wimbledon yesterday. They were there to cheer on their buddy Roger Federer, with his biggest fan Anna Wintour also right there beside them in the box. Federer won the match, which must have been fun for his all star cheering section. Looks like the celebrity good luck charms love the tennis tournament, but can we say the same for you?

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karen zoo 3 years 45 weeks

I agree with #13 ...And I wish Safin had gone further in the grand slams that have been played this yr just so we could ogle him further :)

karen zoo 3 years 45 weeks

I agree with #13 ... And I wish Safin had gone further in the grand slams that have been played this yr just so we could ogle him further :)

bronzebeauty719 4 years 45 weeks

marat SAFIN is the hottest of them all we should definetely have more manjoyment by way of sports hotties!

Frank y Ava 4 years 45 weeks

RALPH NADAL!!That was a good match, and I am in love with Roger F's sweater is was soooooooo cute!!

jspark 4 years 46 weeks

Please, please please show more talented and fit hotties. It's about time you expand the line-up that way Manjoyment can become more of a regular occurrence. Sure it's great to see what the girls are wearing but I'm a woman and I support equal opportunity ogling. Also, you need to add Torres of Spain to the list.Woohoo Fernando Torres! Way to win the cup.

jspark 4 years 46 weeks

buffybot 4 years 46 weeks

I'm sorry I was wrong about the cardigan! I was confusing it with the white blazer he wore last year. Here's what I discovered from an news article in a UK paper:Federer, who loves the traditions of the game, walked onto Centre Court at 1 p.m. in retro fashion _ donning a herringbone-pattern, four-button cardigan with gold trim and a stylized F on a badge on his left chest. The insignia on the buttons represent his five Wimbledon titles.Federer had worn classic white blazers at the last two Wimbledons."I thought two jackets was enough," he said. "Let's move on to something different. We thought about something nice, like a cardigan, a jumper. I think the result is nice."Federer warmed up wearing the cardigan for a few minutes, then took it off and got down to business. He won the first 11 points of the match, setting the tone for a trouble-free, one-sided match."Every time you walk out (on Centre Court) it's beautiful," Federer said. "I mean the grass is beautiful. The grass is perfect. You really feel like nobody has really walked on it. It felt very special again."

buffybot 4 years 46 weeks

I'm sorry I was wrong about the cardigan! I was confusing it with the white blazer he wore last year. Here's what I discovered from an news article in a UK paper: Federer, who loves the traditions of the game, walked onto Centre Court at 1 p.m. in retro fashion _ donning a herringbone-pattern, four-button cardigan with gold trim and a stylized F on a badge on his left chest. The insignia on the buttons represent his five Wimbledon titles. Federer had worn classic white blazers at the last two Wimbledons. "I thought two jackets was enough," he said. "Let's move on to something different. We thought about something nice, like a cardigan, a jumper. I think the result is nice." Federer warmed up wearing the cardigan for a few minutes, then took it off and got down to business. He won the first 11 points of the match, setting the tone for a trouble-free, one-sided match. "Every time you walk out (on Centre Court) it's beautiful," Federer said. "I mean the grass is beautiful. The grass is perfect. You really feel like nobody has really walked on it. It felt very special again."

buffybot 4 years 46 weeks

PS The Wimbledon Championships places great emphasis on tradition, it insists that players wear only white. Of course, thanks to some players' flamboyant outfits, most notably Andre Agassi, the all-white dress code was relaxed to "almost white".But Roger likes to do the right thing and keep up the tradition which I think is great.

buffybot 4 years 46 weeks

PS The Wimbledon Championships places great emphasis on tradition, it insists that players wear only white. Of course, thanks to some players' flamboyant outfits, most notably Andre Agassi, the all-white dress code was relaxed to "almost white". But Roger likes to do the right thing and keep up the tradition which I think is great.

buffybot 4 years 46 weeks

The sweater isn't fashion it's a winners jumper for Wimbledon Champions. It's part of the traditional tennis gear which Roger likes to wear at Wimbledon as a sign of respect. Just like he always takes time to put on long trousers before the ceremony at the end of the tournement when he wins. Well he has done the last 5 years running anyway and will hopefully again this year! I love Roger, he is the consummate sportsman. Always humble and respectful and gracious. Plus his tennis is just so effortless looking, he's such a natural it almost looks like he's not trying. Love to watch him play.

buffybot 4 years 46 weeks

Isla T 4 years 47 weeks

I so love Federer!!!

Isla T 4 years 47 weeks

I so love Federer!!!

snowbunny11 4 years 47 weeks

Omg I love Federer's outfit! Usually I think it's silly to mix fashion and sports, but tennis fashions are pretty awesome. I miss playing tennis...

opisnowpro 4 years 47 weeks

Federer is awesome!

opisnowpro 4 years 47 weeks

Federer is awesome!

kaylasix 4 years 47 weeks

i queued at wimbledon last summer when I was in london and got in but then it rained the whole day and I only got to see half a match... :(

Allyace 4 years 47 weeks

When I was younger it would take something major to get me away from watching a major tennis tournament. I would sit there for the two weeks and watch every match that I could. :)

RosaDilia 4 years 47 weeks

LolaDub 4 years 47 weeks

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