The 25 Hottest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Cover Models

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The 25 Hottest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Cover Models

By Liam on Fri, 23/07.2010

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The 2010 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue was just recently released and, oh, what an issue it is. After weeks of speculation, Brooklyn Decker was revealed as the cover model for the first time in her career.

But where does she stand in the long, illustrious history of the Sports Illustrated cover girls? There have been 37 over the course of it's run, but we want the best of the best. Here are The 25 Hottest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Cover Girls.

Yamila DÃaz-Rahi (2002)

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This Argentinian beauty originally wanted to study economics, but the call of the modeling world was just too strong. Although she's not my favorite model of all time, you can't deny that killer body.

Cheryl Tiegs (1970, '75, '83)

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Tiegs started modeling at the age of 17 and became a superstar not too long after obviously. She has kept in the public eye, even being a judge on the show True Beauty where people had to pretend that they cared that beautiful people were beautiful on the inside as well.

Judit Masco (1990)

This Spanish model could have been the Bond girl in Golden Eye if it weren't for scheduling conflicts. She also was offered a role in A Walk In The Clouds with Keanu Reeves, but had to turn it down for the same reason. At least in that one she probably would have been the best actor in the movie.

Yvette and Yvonne Sylvander (1976)

I'm not even sure these two Swedish twins exist. They seemingly came out of nowhere, grabbed the SI cover, then were basically never seen or heard from again...except in my dreams.

Ashley Richardson Montana (1991)

When she scored the cover of Sports Illustrated people saw her last name and erroneously reported that she was the wife of quarterback Joe Montana, but in fact she was married to a nightclub owner with the same last name.

She also had a brief romance with JFK Jr. and, yes, that time it was actually the person you're thinking of.