Two sisters learned to play tennis in one of America's most challenging neighborhoods and went on to dominate the women's game for decades.
Two sisters learned to play tennis in one of America's most challenging neighborhoods and went on to dominate the women's game for decades.
Serena and Venus Williams learned to play tennis in Compton, California. They faced significant obstacles in a sport dominated by others. Both sisters reached the top of the world rankings and held major titles. Their careers spanned decades, with numerous victories at Grand Slam events. The documentary covers their rise in tennis and the challenges of sexism and racism they encountered. It details their impact on the sport and their legacy within it.
The documentary was released in 2023.
The documentary has a duration of 52 minutes.
They overcame sexism and racism to reach the top of the world rankings and dominate the women’s game.
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