Anna Kournikova needs a haircut

Not tall enough to be a model, unfortunately.

She doesn`t seem good enough to be a top tennis player, unfortunately.

Agree about the short hairdo, though.

I hope that I misinterpreted your post - it sounded like if she cut her hair short she wouldn`t be pretty. Long doesn`t mean pretty and short doesn`t mean ugly... Though I would like to see her cut her hair. I`m not sure that a short, short cut would be good on her. I think a layered, flippy style from chin to just above the shoulders would look good. Maybe like Jane Fonda or Renee Russo had. The long hair does not do it for me (but that is me) and the tennis skill (or lack of) doesn`t either.

Anna`s hair an asset? Maybe off the court, certainly not on it. If she could win a tournament now & then, people would look at her differently. As an athlete & not just someone with good genetics & good hair.

And Mary Pierce is a MUCH better tennis player than Anna.

loveshort&blonde wrote: I hope that I misinterpreted your post - it sounded like if she cut her hair short she wouldn't be pretty. Long doesn't mean pretty and short doesn't mean ugly... Though I would like to see her cut her hair. I'm not sure that a short, short cut would be good on her. I think a layered, flippy style from chin to just above the shoulders would look good. Maybe like Jane Fonda or Renee Russo had. The long hair does not do it for me (but that is me) and the tennis skill (or lack of) doesn't either.

loveshort&blonde - If you are refering to my post then I think you interpreted it right and wrong. I think if she cut her hair she wouldn`t be very pretty but personally I don`t think seh is very pretty anyway. Her prettyness (or lack of) has nothing to do with her hair length but if she cut her hair I think most that do think she is so hot would see she really is quite... well, so so .

The short-hair obsessionists don`t seem to get it.

IMHO, asking Anna Kornikova to cut her hair is like requesting the removal of one of the presidents from Mt. Rushmore.

Anna`s hair is a worldwide treasure to be admired and coveted. Not something to be ridiculed and pooh-poohed.

Cheers,
CC

I`m wondering what people`s reaction would be if someone were said to be "too ugly" to play competitive tennis (or for anything else for that matter)...yet, isn`t there more than a hint of that sort of unpleasant undertone here - that Anna K is "too pretty" to be taken seriously...and isn`t that really just as offensive?

Chris

Her hair has nothing to do with her tennis ability, cutting hair hair is not going to make her a better tennis player. Obviously, with her looks, she gets plenty of attention, but she has never claimed to be the best tennis player in the world.

What I don`t understand is that you seem to think that if Anna would cut her hair, she may be taken more seriously and win a tournament. She has never won a tournament, so if she cut her hair "nice and short" how would it improve her playing ability that much to be able to start winning,m when she has not been able to in the past.

If Anna cut her hair, she would look more like every other tennis player who wins tournaments, but she would still not be able to win just based on the length of her hair. Her hair, along with her body and looks, is what makes her. She is an OK tennis player who doesn`t ever win, yet she is one of the most famous female athletes because of her looks. Adidas didn`t put her in that commercial with her skirt blowing up and her hair down because of her tennis ability, why would she give up her most valuble asset, so that the people on this board will like the change?

Vegeta

I love short haired babes (Josie Bissett, Halle Berry), but I think that Anna has the best hair of all-time. There is no reason for her to cut it. While it is true that she has never won a singles title, she has been ranked as high as #8 in the world, has been part of the top ranked doubles team & won several doubles titles at grand slam events. She is much more than a pretty face. She probably could take tennis more seriously, but a haircut isn`t the answer. In fact, if she cut her hair, it would just again focus all the attention on her appearance and away from tennis.

I think that if she`s happy playing tennis as well as with modelling, then she should continue on as is! Happiness is what matters most. Even if she`s not winning whatever tournaments people say she should be, she`d kick my butt on the court while blindfolded and shoelaces tied together even!!!

I love her hair, her look. I`d trade if I could. Her hair is a big part of what makes her a striking visual beauty. But I wouldn`t be at all surprised if she chopped it and still exuded that `everybody drop everything and look at me!` presence!