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Credit: Reuters/Stefan Wermuth NEW YORK | Tue Mar 27, 2012 10:47pm EDT NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tennis star Martina Navratilova became the first casualty on "Dancing With the Stars" 14th season on Tuesday, as judges and the TV show's fans gave her jive to "Tell Her About It" the thumbs down. Navratilova, dancing with partner Tony Dovolani, was booted from the popular television ballroom contest show after their jive dance on Monday received the lowest scores from the judges in the second week of competition. Navratilova, 55, one of the greatest women's tennis players in history, was philosophical, saying "it was a great experience," although she said she wished she could have stayed longer. "But I blew it yesterday, and it cost me," she admitted. Two other bottom finishers based on the judges' ratings, Melissa Gilbert and Gladys Knight, were both declared safe from elimination early in the live episode. Viewer votes combined with judges' ratings decide which star is eliminated each week. 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