BR-No. It was around 2009 I got the bikini.
After the photo shoots in 2006(I was a senior in a university then), it had been displayed in the company's showroom.
DNA test costs $300~400 in Korea.
But in this case, testers need to find remaining human cells on the garment, so I think they'll charge me additional expense for this.
I've browsed webs selling celebrity's items, it seems that this Nike bikini will not sell at high price which can compensate DNA test fees.

Searching the web, I found she is running a candyshop chains- Sugarpova.
After I locate the bikini, I think I can send an e-mail to her agent to buy it from me. They may make use of it for some events to get people's attention.

I've got a question.
Does she popular in your country?
Korean guys do not like a girl whose height is 188cm. They rather show interest to her unique roar.


PS) I've sent an e-mail, which I found in her official web. I asked if they can certify that the bikini is original or not. I also told my previous boss about this issue. She is excited too. If they want to see it for investigation, I'll gladly attack my parent's storage room.

http://youtu.be/0_PA0w6ca-g

She often shouts loudly during matches, like in the video.
Her shouts had been once popular as mobile phone ringtones here.

I know who she is because my husband watches tennis once in a while, but I don't know how popular she is in the US.

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