FanHouse Monica Seles

Over the last few years as blogs have entered the mainstream for people seeking information on the internet, there's been a lot of controversy over what's kosher and what isn't with blogs. Whether people are getting upset about a blog saying they think a player may be using steroids without concrete proof, or posting pictures of athletes out at a bar with a bottle of Jack Daniels in their hand and a bevy of beauties on their arm, there are plenty of examples of blogs dancing back and forth over the line of what's responsible reporting and irresponsible.

But don't worry, this isn't another post about which side is right, and which side is wrong. No, this is just a post being put up on a blog to let the world know that it's not just bloggers who step over the line from time to time.

NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -- Monica Seles is comfortable talking about her on-court stabbing 16 years ago‚ even on a day of celebration.

The 35-year-old Seles was enshrined in the International Tennis Hall of Fame during a ceremony on Newport's grass courts Saturday. She was the world's No. 1 women's player for 178 weeks overall and a winner of nine Grand Slam singles titles.

"I talk about it openly," she said during a news conference before being inducted. "As you can see, there's an exhibit here [about me] at the museum. When we were talking about me going into the Hall of Fame it was, 'Should we include the stabbing or not?' Unfortunately it's part of my career. I wish it wasn't. It's a long, long time ago."

The food warden was stationed in the room by the kitchen to block her off from any late-night tip-toeing toward the fridge. On the road, a manager was sent into her hotel room to empty out the mini-bar. Room service was notified that food was not to be delivered to her room, no matter what she ordered.

Former Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino is denying internet reports that he will be on the upcoming season of "Dancing With the Stars".

Marino even called the Dolphins to tell them the rumors are false. After all, the team was so thrilled that active player Jason Taylor did it.

A report on 'In Touch Weekly' said that Marino, singer Toni Braxton, model Kim Kardashian, rodeo champion Ty Murray, singer Lance Bass and Florence Henderson of Brady Bunch fame, are scheduled to compete on the ABC-TV reality dance competition in which Taylor finished runner-up last season.

Marino, a CBS-TV NFL analyst, attended the Dolphins intrasquad scrimmage last Saturday. One of the reasons Marino retired had to due with his lack of mobility after a ruptured Achilles' and several surgeries on his knees.

Marino's manager said that the show has been pursuing him for years and the Hall of Fame QB isn't interested. Former and current athletes have always been a part of the show. NFL players like Jerry Rice (who finished as a runner-up in Season 2), Emmitt Smith (Season 3 champion) and Taylor has competed.

Evander Holyfield, Floyd Mayweather Jr, Apolo Anton Ohno, Hélio Castroneves, Monica Seles, Kristi Yamaguchi and Clyde Drexler have also been on the show.