Nike - The real winner of the men's French Open final

Nike, not to be outdone by its chief rival adidas, is outfitting the two men's finalists for the French Open. Both world #1 Roger Federer and world #2 Rafael Nadal are head-to-toe Nike guys.

Both companies are getting value for their sponsorship dollar this weekend for sure.

Adidas - The real winner of the women's French Open final

Ana Ivanovic and Dinara Safina meet tomorrow in the Ladies' French Open final. This match-up ensures that there will be a first time French Open champion. However, by outfitting both players, the guaranteed winner is adidas.

The Towels of the French Open

It isn't every day you see towels that could qualify as works of art, so we'll let these speak for themselves.

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Doppelganger of Facebook Founder Zuckerberg Into French Open Quarters

Are we sure Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, isn't actually the 19 year-old tennis player, Ernests Gulbis of Latvia? We dare you to tell us which is which.

We wouldn't even have a chance to realize he looked like the young web mogul had he not been cutting through his French Open draw so cleanly. So far he's defeated Simon Greul, James Blake, Nicolas Lapentti and Michael Llodra so far. He now faces Novak Djokovic in the quarterfinals...uh-oh...

Doppelganger theory from Silicon Alley Insider

French Open women's mauve t-shirt

100%, cool color and cropped at the bottom and on the sleeves. But what we really liked was the faded layout of Stade Roland Garros. This is a fun shirt.

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French Open womens yellow top

We're digging the Roland Garros Abilene women's yellow top. Contrasting black and white edging.Roland Garros printed on the front in black lettering. 100% cotton and a great cut.

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French Open white poster t-shirt - Roland-Garros

Who doesn't like a little artwork to go along with their tennis? We do.

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French Open green polo-shirt - Roland-Garros

We like the earth tones, the embroidered, classic emblem, and the fact that its pique - you don't see too many tennis polos these days like that.

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