Chris Evert CSI, Retired tennis pros Chris Evert and Lindsay Davenport will guest-star on an episode of CSI in January, CBS announced Monday.
The former champions will play themselves on an episode in which the team investigates the death of a female professional tennis player, according to the network.
Tennis commentator and CBS This Morning contributor Justin Gimelstob will also appear as himself.
Ian Somerhalder? Sofia Vergara? Make your picks for TV's sexiest eye candy now!
Evert won 18 Grand Slam singles titles before retiring in 1989, and still holds the record for the best winning percentage (.900) in pro tennis history.
Davenport won seven Grand Slams, as well as a gold medal in the 1996 Olympics. She and Evert are both currently television commentators for the sport.
The former champions will play themselves on an episode in which the team investigates the death of a female professional tennis player, according to the network.
Tennis commentator and CBS This Morning contributor Justin Gimelstob will also appear as himself.
Ian Somerhalder? Sofia Vergara? Make your picks for TV's sexiest eye candy now!
Evert won 18 Grand Slam singles titles before retiring in 1989, and still holds the record for the best winning percentage (.900) in pro tennis history.
Davenport won seven Grand Slams, as well as a gold medal in the 1996 Olympics. She and Evert are both currently television commentators for the sport.
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