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Arrogant, Conceited, and Cold: Cibulkova slams Sharapova

Plus, David Foster Wallace's work returns.

ByJonathan Scott

Published Apr 06, 2016

Fourhand is the Daily Spin's occasional roundup of various hits and misses on tour.

POTSHOT?  Some pros have offered measured takes on Maria Sharapova's meldonium-induced situation, now involving a provisional suspension from WTA tour play. Dominika Cibulkova is not one of them, reportedly billing the Sugarpova businesswoman as "arrogant, conceited, and cold," according to translation. That's some withering criticism.

COURTING FAME  Drag-queen starlet Naomi Smalls appeared on RuPaul's *Drag Race* on the Logo channel recently in a tennis-inspired runway getup. "40-Love!" and "Billie Jean Queen!" chirped the judges, including Ru herself.

COMING SOON David Foster Wallace may be gone, but he gave us the great "Roger Federer As Religious Experience" essay and, as it turns out, more. The first work of his to be published posthumously will be released soon, and it's titled String Theory: David Foster Wallace on Tennis. Its content is precisely what you'd think.

ICYMI  Eugenie Bouchard and former/current coach Nick Saviano: Reunited and it feels so good?

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