World No.5 Ana Ivanovic is on the cover of the November issue of Regio Aktuell magazine in Switzerland.

WTA players seem too be compensating lack of tennis with magazine covers. This latest cover of Ana Ivanovic adds to Elena Dementieva’s appearance in Russian Marie Claire and Maria Sharapova’s in Spanish GQ – and these three are the ones mentioned in the past five days only. Tennis players seem to be doing good.

There is an interview with Ivanovic in Regio Aktuell, but quite frankly, it doesn't reveal anything we haven't already known. She talks about Basel, her idol, and a bit about her tennis career.

Ana Ivanovic used to receive UNICEF cards as a child and now she is sending those same cards to kids.

The world No.5 is the figurehead of UNICEF’s Christmas gift campaign in Serbia. She is appearing in print advertising to promote the items sold on a 100 per cent charitable basis.

The items for sale in Serbia include teddy bears, greeting cards and toys such as the "Brio Ant". They can be bought at the UNICEF Shop. (source: Ivanovic's official website)

Ana Ivanovic visited a match in her home Belgrade, an occasion in which famous Serbian player Savo Milosevic said goodbye to soccer.

Besides Ana Ivanovic, the soccer match at the Partizan Stadium was attended by Serbian president Boris Tadic, famous basketball and tennis players, actors, singers, and former teammates. (via Great Tennis Photos)

No matter how cute Dominika Cibulkova is, and how great her love photos from exotic Maldives are, the combination of Ana Ivanovic and Fernando Verdasco is definitely the hottest off-court tennis story. Read more »

Jelena Jankovic, And Ivanovic, Venus and Serena Williams will play an exhibition event in New York on March 2nd, 2009.

The indoor tournament set to take place at Madison Square Garden is called "Tennis Night in America", and is the inaugural BNP Paribas Showdown for the Billie Jean King Cup.

There will be two semifinals and a final on the same night. The semis will have no-ad scoring and will be played over one set; the final will be a best-of-three set match with regular scoring, although the deciding set will be substituted by a tiebreak.

The night, which will benefit the Dream Vaccines Foundation charity, will also feature a special tribute to women’s sports. (source: Ana Ivanovic's website)