This is probably the most dominant move an athlete has ever performed on an official. It is absolutely legendary.

Victoria Azarenka is a hotheaded, Belarusian tennis player ranked No. 3 in the world. At the Madrid Open yesterday, her hot head was unhappy with her racquet’s performance. So she punished it. That got her a point penalty, because she allegedly said a “bad word” earlier in the match, for which she was warned. Azarenka denied this, and went all McEnroe on the umpire, who really didn’t want to say the “bad word” she claims Azarenka uttered. This was Azarenka’s first loss of the year, both in the match itself, and to the umpire.

We’ll forgive you if you’ve never heard the name Grigor Dimitrov. As a 21-year-old Bulgarian tennis player, he’s not exactly front-page news. But he’s officially the world’s luckiest Bulgarian. See why after the jump.

We don’t know why they did it, but Esquire Latin America probably won’t regret its odd decision.

Sloan Stephens upset Serena in this year’s Australian Open Quarterfinal. Literally. Then Serena got on the internet and tossed a not-so-cryptic jab at the 20-year-old. So it’s no surprise Sloan is firing back in this week’s ESPN The Magazine. All the juicy beef you can handle after the jump.

Details, after the jump.

Lots of people are calling this the tennis shot of the year. That’s probably an exaggeration, but it was a heckuva shot. Video, after the jump.

The Danish somehow manage to be the best breakfast pastry and people on Earth. Want proof of the latter? 2009 U.S. Open runner-up and current #9 in the world, Caroline Wozniacki, has teamed up with Danish underwear company JBS to make her own line of comfortable, sexy, durable underwear, that reflects who she is. Video of her photo shoot after the jump.

No, this is not an Onion or Weekly World News article.