Vanessa Rousso Too Fat for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition?
After announcing she would be in the next issue of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, Vanessa Rousso has mysteriously been pulled from the upcoming issue.
After Vanessa Rousso announced on her vblog that she was going to be in next months issue of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, the collective anticipation in the poker world was palpable. However ThePlayr News has learned from a source at Sports Illustrated today that Rousso is going to be left out of the upcoming issue. No reason was given for this action, however only one reason makes sense to us: Rousso's physique has taken a turn for the worse after more than two years on the tournament trail.
Rousso was contacted three weeks before the EPT PCA event and asked if she would like to take part in the issue. She accepted and claims to have worked out twice a day for the three weeks leading up to the tournament and photo shoot. Evidently that was not enough, Vanessa!
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