Be prepared to see a lot less of the Russian tennis hottie

Wimbledon officials are not going to take it anymore and a new 'no cleavage' rule has been put into effect. According to a report in the London Times, numerous competitors have been warned that they need to comply with the tournament's strict and conservative dress code, or risk being disqualified. (That means, players like Maria Sharapova will no longer be allowed to wear those low-cut, cute pink tennis dresses.)

As such the 2006 Wimbledon players' guide has been revised to include: "Any competitor who appears on court dressed in a manner which is deemed unsuitable by the committee will be liable to be defaulted."

Those Brits, I tell ya. Ah well, it really is about the game then isn't it? (Isn't it?) Surely by now you've got a few hot photos of Sharapova downloaded and saved as wallpaper, right?