Serena, we ARE looking at your titles …
Those remarkable, defined, undeniably eye-catching…titles.
Her T-shirt is funny, and it highlights a truism in women’s athletics. We like them when they’re accomplished, but we love them when they’re accomplished and beautiful. Serena’s (ahem) body of work is unquestionable. She’s one of the most talented athletes on the planet. But, let’s take a pause for a second and admire some other significant sportswomen who not only dominate on the field or court — they also turn heads off the playing field, too. ~todd williams
Here are Rollingout.com’s Top 5 Hottest Female Athletes:
5. Swin Cash
Leading your team to a championship in just your second season is quite an achievement, so it’s understandable why Swin Cash has become one of the most recognized women in the WNBA. The doe-eyes, come-hither grin and mocha complexion probably don’t hurt, either …
4. Christine Arron
Yeah, she’s French, but there’s something to be said about this woman — who is probably the fastest sprinter alive (sorry, Marion, you’ve got a big asterisk now). Add that fact to her other accomplishments: gorgeous figure and ooh-la-la face — and you’ve got a dime in any language…
3. Allyson Felix
An Olympic gold medal, an Olympic silver medal, and three gold medals at the World Championships in Osaka, Japan. Allyson Felix has accomplished quite a lot and with that thousand-watt smile and finely-toned physique, we can’t think of anyone better to represent the USA.
2. Candace Parker
She led the pre-eminent women’s college basketball team, the Tennessee Lady Vols, to two national titles. After joining the WNBA’s L.A. Sparks, she won both 2008 Rookie of the Year and MVP honors. And the gorgeous new mom is one of the league’s biggest stars.
1. Serena Williams
She’s the biggest star in her sport. She’s dominated her sport like no other woman in the world. And she’s graced more magazine covers and photo spreads than half of the more-demure pop princesses and movie starlets. Serena remains the quintessential ‘it’ girl of tennis — competitively driven, athletically accomplished, and undeniably glamorous.
