Her dress. Apparently, that was really the reason.

Coming to the 2008 Wimbledon Championships, many thought Maria Sharapova will at least have a striking chance of defending her title after winning Wimbledon last year.

But after the hot and sexy Maria Sharapova got her sweet little ass eliminated by a virtual unknown, fellow Russian Alla Kudryavtseva, every single fan watching the match were probably second guessing themselves if what they just witnessed actually happened.

That also means we’ll have a new champion in England as the 2008 All England Lawn Tennis Championships continue. And even though majority of the male population probably won’t give a rat’s ass about the tournament now that Sharapova is gone, the remaining title hopefuls will still look to continue riding the momentum that got them this far.

I, personally, was planning to keep my eyes glued on tennis but after Ana Ivanovic also took an abrupt exit after the third round, there would be really nothing else for me to watch. I certainly wouldn’t want to start rooting for two gorillas carrying the Williams bloodline. I know you feel the same way too.

So what did push Alla Kudryavtseva to end Sharapova’s run in this year’s Wimbledon?

‘’I don’t like her outfit,'’ Alla Kudryavtseva said. ‘’Can I put it this way? It’s a little too much of everything, of the same thing.'’ Yep, Kudryavtseva actually took a shot at Sharapova’s fashion sense, saying that the shorts-and-tuxedo (formal yet casual) outfit Sharapova was wearing was not to her liking.

When the media tried to have Kudryavtseva elaborate on the matter…

‘’Now, c’mon. Now you’re going to take me to the fashion discussion. I’m not very good in fashion. I don’t know the trends.'’

When asked if it’s really the outfit or is it simply the way Sharapova’s outfits draw so much attention, she said…

‘’Kind of both. I mean, she experiments, and I give her credit for that. She’s brave enough to experiment. Sometimes she has good ones, sometimes not.'’

You just know Kudryavtseva just made herself a new enemy in Sharapova. Her and majority of the male population who lost 30-minute erections the moment Sharapova lost.

Who will win the 2008 Wimbledon Championships? Bodog sportsbook has the odds on the men’s and women’s division.

Odds to win the 2008 Wimbledon Men’s Championships

Roger Federer 1.57

Rafael Nadal 2.50

Odds to win the 2008 Wimbledon Women’s Championships

Serena Williams 3.25 (Ugh!)

Venus Williams 2.75 (Ugh!)

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