
By Matt Christopher, Glenn Stout
Part of the On the Field With . . . series
Sibling tennis stars face off, yet remain united.
Venus and Serena Williams dominate the tennis world, each a formidable player with unmatched skill and determination. Despite fierce competition, even against each other, their bond remains unbreakable. As Serena clinches the Wimbledon 2002 singles title, the sisters also triumph together in doubles. How do they balance rivalry and sisterhood on the world stage?
The Williams sisters have captured the attention of the tennis crowd like no one has in recent years. Taken alone, each is a force to be reckoned with on the court. Each has the skills, the determination, and the strength to make it to the very top of her sport. Yet through all the competition – even times when they face each other on opposite sides of the net – they remain true to each other. Serena has just won the Wimbledon 2002 singles title by defeating her sister and is currently ranked #1 in the world. Playing as partners, Venus and Serena won the Wimbledon 2002 doubles championship as well.”
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