Green grass, short skirts, loud grunts, and all white apparel are the sure signs that Wimbledon 2009 is beginning to heat up. While not all of us may be huge tennis enthusiasts, the on-court eye-candy is more than a good enough reason for us to tune in this weekend. Sure, Gabriela Sabatini, Jennifer Capriati and Anna Kournikova changed the aesthetics of the game, but there’s a new batch of stunners who we’d like to take down in straight sets. Before the next round in in Wimbledon starts, enjoy our countdown of the 20 Hottest Female Tennis Players in the Game. Game.Set.Match…

#20 DOMINIKA CIBULKOVA
NATIONALITY: Slovak
AGE: 20
RANKED: 13
FUN FACT: Her lucky number is 9.

#19 JELENA JANKOVIC
NATIONALITY: Serbian
AGE: 24
RANKED: 6
FUN FACT: Her dad’s name is Veselin.

#18 NICOLE VAIDISOVA
NATIONALITY: Czech
AGE: 20
RANKED: 67
FUN FACT: She speaks three different languages, and NYC is her favorite city.

#17 IVETA BENESOVA
NATIONALITY: Czech
AGE: 26
RANKED: 35
FUN FACT: Her favorite movie is Forest Gump.

#16 ANNA CHAKVETADZE
NATIONALITY: Russian
AGE: 22
RANKED: 30
FUN FACT: She hasn’t cut her hair in 5 years.

#15 VOJISLAVA LUKIC
NATIONALITY: Serbian
AGE: 22
RANKED: 1089
FUN FACT: She only has 518 friends on MySpace.

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Roger Federer won his first French Open yesterday, and while that’s a big deal, especially because he’s now tied with Pete Sampras for the most Grand Slam titles ever (14), the match itself was kind of boring. Well, most of it.

In an incident Federer described as “a touch scary,” a spectator ran onto the court and tried to put a beret on his head before dashing off in an attempt to evade security. The brave/crazy/drunk fan was taken down by a impressively solid tackle shortly after. Nice form! So nice that it got us thinking about some of our favorite sports fan takedowns by security, refs, and athletes. When you step on the field of play, it’s game on, bitch! Watch 5 classics below…

Unless you’re speaking at a Friar’s Club roast, you might want to hold off on “ribbing” a dude in front of a mob of his friends.

And the ump says…he’s out! (Cold, that is.) According to the rule book, dude was automatically out the moment he ran outside of the base path, but it was fun to see it through anyway, no?

Either the security guards who got broken and run into each other really suck at their job or the Bengals need to pick this guy up in free agency.

Who needs security? THAT is how a ref really pulls your card!

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To help promote the game, 2K brought cover girl Maria Sharapova, who looked in person every bit the punishingly sexy Russian she is on TV. “The motion of the strokes impressed me,” said Maria. We suppressed it then, so we'll say it now: PAUSE!

The very smiley James Blake was also in the building. He says his current favorite songs are John Mayer's “Say,” Flo Rida's “Low,” and Usher's new one. One out of three ain't bad…we guess.

Top Spin 3 is coming out in May for every console, but the Wii version seemed to get the most love. James and Maria played a Wii match (as themselves) for the adoring press. For the record, Maria got stomped.

James and Maria were nice and all, but Complex has a new favorite tennis player now'Monsieur Gael Monfils. The 6'4″ Frenchman got way less attention than the other pros, but he seemed the most excited to be there. He said he plays Call of Duty 4 online (gamertag: “lamonf,” FYI) and dreamed about being in a video game when he was young.

Gael's kicks. We told you he was Complex, right?

We played a few Top Spin 3 matches on the 360 and the Wii'the game is fun but the controls have a definite learning curve. Is it better than Virtua Tennis 3? Eh…we'll wait for the finished product. Thanks 2K!