Dish-Houston

And I don't mean the temperature! These boys can boil eggs!! Oh...and they are talented too...just in case male eye candy isn't for you.

So far today, DISH Publisher Lori Freese has run into her old friend and double gold medal olympic winner Nicolas Massu and his younger brother Stefano Massu (she was spoted having dinner with them last night as well). Gold medal Olympian Fernando Gonzalez, the Bryan Brothers AND their really awesome father Mr. Bryan who is actually this year's MC for the entire event!

ALSO! If you are a member or feel like looking through the fences, you can hear the Bryan Brother's band play Thursday night around the pool! More Tennis updates to come as DISH is live from the River Oaks Country Club all week at the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships!

Click HERE to purchase your tickets! Nicolas Massu is playing Tuesday morning at 11 am on court 3  at the same time Ram and Chela fight it out on Court 7 followed by last years winner Lleyton Hewitt playing doubles on the Main Stadium at noon. Then American Taylor Dent will take on Zeballos (ARG) with Malise and Lindahl at the same time on Court 3.

The evening matches not before 6 pm will be the number 1 ranked Bryan Brothers against Hutchins and Kerr followed by Mardy Fish taking on Niland on the Main Stadium!

LADIES! It's time for Tennis!! The U.S Men's Clay Court Champoinships are about to happen and the eye candy is uber sweet this year!! Last years winner Lleyton Hewitt has accepted a wild card to return from a January hip operation and defend his title at River Oaks Country Club April 5-11.

Hewitt, a former World No. 1, injured his right hip while playing Hopman Cup in early January 2010. After a fourth-round loss to Roger Federer at the Australian Open he underwent surgery in Hobart to repair a torn labrum. He had a similar operation on his left hip in April 2008.

“I’m really looking forward to returning to defend my title in Houston,” Hewitt said. “The River Oaks Club is a great place to play and the people there really supportive. I couldn’t think of a better place to come back on to the Tour after an injury.”

The last player to successfully defend his US Men’s Clay Court Championship title was Andy Roddick, who won titles in 2001 and 2002. Hewitt won the 2009 title without dropping a set.

Gold medalist and World No. 11 Fernando Gonzalez is projected to be the top seed for the US Men's Clay Court Championship. The tournament’s field also includes the entire US Davis Cup team of John Isner and Sam Querrey along with Bob and Mike Bryan. Former champions Mardy Fish and Ivo Karlovic are also entered into the tournament, along with Houston resident Michael Russell and fellow Americans Taylor Dent and Rajeev Ram.

Here’s a look at the full field and their ranking as of February 22, 2010.

Season tickets, individual sessions and the finals weekend “Champ Pass” for the 2010 are on sale now. In2009, the final three days of the tournament sold out by mid-week. Information on tickets can be found at www.mensclaycourt.com/tickets