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Adidas dressed Dustin Johnson and Sergio Garcia in matching outfits for this year’s Masters. CUTE. Too bad those Sears portrait studios have closed down or else they could get some fun photos for Mom. (Photos: Harry How/Don Emmert/Andrew Redington/Getty Images)
Not that you need another reason to like Tommy Haas, but we will give you one anyway.
The 34-year-old became the oldest tennis player to upset a No. 1 after he beat Novak Djokovic at the Sony Open on Tuesday night.
Even better: This outfit he wore for the last few games. The Associated Press say that he “won ugly.” Lavender shirt, red sweatband, black shoes with lime trim, and a blue hat. Haas doesn’t really care. Because he won.
“Yeah, I’m pretty pathetic I think when it comes to colour matching,” he said after the match. “Sometimes I look at myself in the mirror before I go out and I’m like, ‘Jeez, what was I thinking?’ I guess if I maybe had a clothing contract it would be different.” (Photo: Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
Can you figure out the oddity in this photo?
HINT: Sleeves?
That’s right: Adidas redesigned a few NCAA uniforms for the post-season and they sure are, uh, bright, and things. And the camouflage is a nice touch. It will help them blend in on the floor. (Handout/Adidas)
French record-holder in the 100m, Christophe Lemaitre, carries out a highly detailed series of tests and measurements, intended to come up with a design for a new pair of entirely custom-made sprint shoes at the ASICS Institute of Sports Science in Kobe, Japon. (Photo courtesy of ASICS)
The NFL’s new form-fitting uniforms made by Nike are a big hit, especially among players with sculpted physiques.
“It makes you look like you’re playing out there with nothing on,” Denver Broncos safety Rahim Moore said. “It makes you feel like you’re free, like you’re wearing a napkin it’s so thin.”
Like you’re wearing a napkin.
Wait a second … You’re not seeing double: Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci (both of Italy) wore the same outfit in their women’s quarter-final. It might have something to do with the fact that they are doubles partners. The crowd in New York might have been a bit confused, so maybe next time they should call each other?
This is Spain’s Olympic uniform. It’s been taking some heat on social media from the athletes who are not too happy with its loudness.
