Serena Williams
Definition
Serena Williams is an American former professional tennis player, widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time, with 23 Grand Slam singles titles.
A cultural icon known for her powerful serve, fierce competitiveness, and advocacy for gender equality and racial justice in sports.
Born September 26, 1981, she revolutionized women's tennis alongside her sister Venus, dominating the sport from the late 1990s into the 2020s.
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Serena Williams's backhand once made a ball disappear into the stands like a magic trick gone wrong for her opponents.
If life gives you lemons, channel your inner Serena Williams and smash them right back over the net.
Serena Williams retired but left behind a serve so legendary, it's still clocked faster than most players' career highlights.
My attempt at tennis looks like a casual stroll compared to Serena Williams owning the court.