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The 2008 Clicksy Awards: Women

SI's Hot Clicks is Running Their Very First Clicksy Awards going over the best and brightest of the blogosphere. So I figured I'd put my two cents in to discuss who I'm voting for. First up is the women category

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Women

Best Hot Clicks Newcomer: Feres Twins, Leryn Franco, Jags cheerleader, Kelli
Twins is the key word.

Hottest Athlete Girlfriend Always Featured In Hot Clicks (Major Sport): Kim Kardashian, Gisele Bundchen, Minka Kelly, Adriana Lima, Jessica Simpson
Honestly not a big fan of some of these ladies, I'll lean with Minka over Lima cause Lima looks a little to evil sometimes.

Hottest Athlete Girlfriend Always Featured In Hot Clicks (Secondary Sport): Ingrid Vandenbosch, Brooklyn Decker, Elin Woods, Ashley Judd
How Roddick ended up with that is mind boggling, too bad he doesn't do that well on the court.

Hottest Woman Often Featured In Hot Clicks For No Reason: Emmanuelle Chriqui, Stacy Keibler, Jessica Biel, Blake Lively
I'm a brunette guy and Biel to me is slightly superior to Chriqui.

Hottest Reporter, National Level: Erin Andrews, Charissa Thompson, Rachel Nichols, Ashley Russell
EA has no sideline competition.

Hot Clicks Lifetime Achievement Award: Erin Andrews, Leryn Franco, Marisa Miller
Erin Andrews is wonderful but I'm sorry she does not comapare with Marisa.

Athlete You'd Most Want To Trade Places With For One Day: Derek Jeter, Tom Brady, Tim Tebow, David Beckham, LeBron James, Tiger Woods
Everyone of these guys is a superior talent and some have superior talent with the ladies, but I'm a bball guy at heart and did you see LBJs highlights from monday nights game? He dunked like 17 times. Give me that any day and I'll be blissful.

Now Go Vote Yourself

Comments

Anonymous said…
Ashley Russell is the best thing that's ever happened to sports reporting

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