It seems as if Woman's Tennis players, with the freedom of not having typical standardized, sport uniforms are more and more into risqué fashion on the court. My question is this, at what point is too much?
Appropriate Tennis Wear?
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It seems as if Woman's Tennis players, with the freedom of not having typical standardized, sport uniforms are more and more into risqué fashion on the court. My question is this, at what point is too much?
The same shorts would be no big deal on a white girl. These just happened to match her skin tone.
I suppose they should still all wear those short skirts with the white tights that make it look like they're always flashing their panties.
Much ado about nothing.
I suppose they should still all wear those short skirts with the white tights that make it look like they're always flashing their panties.
Much ado about nothing.
The same shorts would be no big deal on a white girl. These just happened to match her skin tone.
I suppose they should still all wear those short skirts with the white tights that make it look like they're always flashing their panties.
Much ado about nothing.
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Dress codes are in the WTA and ATP guidelines. Tournament officials know MOST of the time what a player is going to wear and is approved or disapproved. Sometimes they will slip by something. Several years ago shirts with no sleeves wear not aloud. Tommy Hass warmed up with a sleeveless and officials heard about it and made him change shirts before starting the match.
This was worn in the 80's in a match against Navratilova. Martina won but was so pissed because all the people were talking about what her opponent was wearing.
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I guess Tiger woods, Jeff Gordon and whoever plays hockey will be wearing the same thing soon?
Might get cold on that ice.
...whoever plays hockey will be wearing the same thing soon?
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