Top 5 Sexiest Women in Sports

1. Hope Solo – Soccer
Goalkeeper for the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team, Hope Solo is our #1 Sexiest Woman in Sports.  Don’t be surprised by this gentlemen; after the United States’ great run to the World Cup, Solo gained fame for her game and beauty.  Standing at 5’9, this hot American girl is very independent, and down to earth.
2. Maria Sharapova – Tennis
This Russian born star is only 24 years old with already an impressive resume.  With her aggressive powerful game, Sharapova has won three Grand Slam titles and been ranked #1 in the world several times.  There’s more though; she’s been in Nike ads, featured in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, and in August 2010, she was named the world’s highest-paid female athlete by Forbes ($24.5 million).
3. Leryn Franco – Olympic sports
This Paraguayan model and athlete is on the rise right now.  Our #3 Sexiest Woman in Sports specializes in the javelin throw and became an internet sensation during the 2008 Olympics.  But her beauty is why she’s on this list.   She was recently featured in the 2011 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition.  Give her a few years, she will be the #1 most known sexiest female in sports.
4. Anna Kournikova – Tennis
Russia clearly has things going for them, because our #4 Sexiest Woman in Sports is another Russian born sexy tennis star.  Known for speed and great net play (which guy wouldn’t play her at the net?), Kournikova’s looks is what brought her to the top.  She has been featured in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, Maxim, and named one of People’s 50 Most Beautiful People.  Although she has slowed down with tennis, in 2010, she was the third most searched athlete on the internet.


5. Heather Mitts – Soccer
American soccer player Heather Mitts is a member of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team and two-time Olympic gold medalist.  Even more impressive, this girl knows how to party graduating from one of the top party schools in the country, University of Florida.  Downside, she married NFL quarterback, A.J. Feeley, last year.  Seriously?

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