THIS is when I FIRST started watching tennis. While channel surfing, I saw someone that looked like me, and I was hooked! Tennis became my favorite sport by far, and it's because of the Williams' sisters. 💯🐐🐐❤️🙏🏿
i had been watching tennis by then for well over a decade and played a bit as well, but the williams made me love women's tennis more than mens. absolutely.
But not very respectful of her opponents. I’m not talking about the joy but that she just barely shook their hands. Once she didn’t even look at the opponent.
The fact that she’s still on the tour today despite being 41, despite dealing with Sjogren Syndrome makes her even more ICONIC. Both sisters have been so much in their careers and have had endless amounts of people discredit them and their achievements along the way yet they remain on your. Both sisters did more than just change women’s tennis, they did so much for black people and especially black women. I have always had a soft spot for both of them but especially Venus. Her pure happiness and excitement after her semi final victory is fruit for the soul indeed.
@@heyitsbroski nah, without Venus there would be no Rere. And I mean that with all due respect. Venus singlehandedly changed womens tennis to what it is today!
Gave me goosebumps watching this! Venus is the reason I've adored tennis since 1997. I truly hope she watches these highlights with a smile, now in her 40th year, knowing what a remarkable impact she would have on the world from this tournament on. Long live the queen
I worked at the 1998 U.S. Open in Flushing as a technology contractor. I met both of the Williams Sisters at a snack bar near Arthur Ashe Stadium. I was asked by Serena to play a game of table tennis. I wisely declined even after she promised to take it easy on me. Venus was scheduled to play Lindsey Davenport shortly after playing table tennis with Serena. History has recorded the results. The Williams Sisters were extremely nice to me. Even though it was Our first and only encounter, the Williams Sisters treated me with absolute respect. However, I will always remember the resentment from other employees towards the Williams Sisters at the 1998 U.S. Open.
@@FreeNyame well this was not that long after segregation so a lot of whites were still racist just cause the laws changed dont mean everyone’s attitudes did
King Richard is a MUST SEE I thought it was just going to be a regular biopic but it truly was an incredible piece of art. I had no idea the story behind Serena and Venus these woman are truly inspirations
I am so excited to see the King Richard movie. I have been watching the press interviews with Venus, Serena and Will Smith. It looks like it is going to be a really well made movie.
I know I don't. Venus kicked the door in! What excitement for a young black girl or boy to see another black child dominate such a homogeneous sport! I can still feel the excitement from her debut!
I know. I remember around 2008 or so, I noticed Venus wasn’t playing like her usual self; she seemed lethargic. It wasn’t until 2011 that she was diagnosed with Sjögren’s syndrome, but she said she had the symptoms for years.
What this doesn't tell you is Venus at this point had only been to training camp with her dad and Rick Macci. No junior leagues. Matter of fact she didn't even have a ranking and most reporters came only to prove the hype around her wrong. And yet here she is beating top players and giving number 1 in the world a run for her money. As the story goes, even though she lost that last game. Everyone that watched her knew that she was easily gonna be the best female player in the near future.
It gave me goosebumps in the King Richard trailer when someone told him he has the next Michael Jordan, and he answered, he has the next "two." And seeing the actor's hair just like it is here in the trailer just takes me back.
i'm here after watching king Richard! what a great movie and it told their story in a funny and inspiring way. Those girls were legends, well before their time
@@vika0194 that is bullshit, you can look and see that they were good players. Give her props. She was 17 and it was her first grandslam. She did amazing! And it fueled the Venus Williams hype. I watched as a little kid and was blown away at how athletic she was. Venus changed the game of women's tennis single handedly. Now just about every modern player, plays with athleticism and power. And fast serves. Stop playing with Venus
Vaudray Mitchell Your comment proves my point. There is no competition. Only takes 1 good player. Venus was one of them and therefore she dominated. Now she plays like everyone else and can’t win.
First time watching Venus Williams debut at the US Open 1997. Just when "King Richard" is due to hit Theatres this month, the story of Venus and Serena Williams and their Tennis Trainer father Richard Williams, RUclips has suggested this video. Venus was young, but she was already a beast on the courts.
@@VenusWilliams No way are you Venus Williams. No way. I don't believe it. I want to but, my chest is tight and my eyes are burning. Okay, if you're Venus's people, then I'll say you are welcome. Your talent, drive, and grace on and off the court have been a joy to watch. You and Serena are badass on the court, phenomenal lovely ladies off the court, and are now and forever etched in History. Thank you for sharing yourselves and for elevating the sport of Ladies Tennis.
After watching King Richard, it gave me more appreciation for the William Sisters especially Venus, she paved the way for Serena to come through and become the GOAT.
Venus has not gotten the credit that she deserved for a long time now. The media is fixated on Serena. Actually it is Richard Williams that changed women's tennis. However he won't get that credit because he is black.
These moments warm my heart. Amazing! Venus and Serena retired a lot of top tennis players! And were resented and hated for it! Daddy Williams, a genius!!! King Richard, absolutely❣
Vintage Venus was untouchable! Think about it like this, the other ladies really haven't started catching up to her until she got to her late 30s and that is just a thing of Marvel!!
Crazy that she and Martina are the same age and Venus was just making her first big mark and Martina won her third major here. Of course we tennis fans all know how that storyline evolves in the coming years. Heckuva h2h those two had.
Yes and it was the choice of the parents. Richard and Oracene preferred their girls to study more and to really begin the professional tour in a more mature way than 14 years old. Hingis began at 14, she made at least 2 years more of experience than Venus, it explains partly the advance she has in front of Venus and the other part is that she was so precocious and resulted.
I remember watching most of these matches at the U.S. Open that year live on tv when I was just 15-years-old. I was so excited seeing someone around my age make the U.S. Open final. Even though she didn't win that year, I knew she would definitely win that tournament soon. I just didn't know Serena would win it before her. It's hard to believe that she is still on tour today fighting it out with all of the younger players who once looked up to her. She is even playing girls who weren't even born when she made the 97 final, which is sorta mind blowing. Finally, shoutout to Martina Hingis, the Swiss Miss. She was one helluva player, too.
Even though Yonex eventually has grown astronomically over the years, they would dominated the market the way Wilson took over prince and even babolat for a small period, so much earlier if they had sponsored the Williams sisters.
@@avtgomez Yeah, Venus wasn’t publicly sponsored by Yonex. I wouldn’t doubt it if they gave her money for playing with it, but she never had a sponsorship deal with them. Wilson was the company Venus and Serena ended up signing with. Huge mistake on Yonex’s part.
I used to despise her celebrations. I thought it was rude and not very tennis etiquette. But 20+ years later, I think it is the most adorable and contagious reaction ever because I now fully understand the accomplishment of what she did. What she did alongside her father and Serena. It’s such an inspirational story. The Williams changed the world in so many ways ❤️
Watching this actually in real-time I never really put much thought into it as, being a tennis player myself (not pro), I thought people celebrated in their own way. After watching Connors, Agassi, McEnroe, and others I just assumed it was okay.
Unpolished, yet her sheer power and talent was amazing to watch at this early stage of her career. The drama of the match against Irina Spirlea was memorable, Venus was surely on her way to the top.
I already loved Venus but the way she dealt with the sub rosa racism with such grace and composure as a child is truly inspiring and has left an indelible mark on my life having witnessed it, firsthand the Hingis match was absolutely brutal Venus had more support from the European crowd than she did her own countrymen who were Jim Crow level racist against a little girl.
Nice tennis tribute video, shows one of the best runs in tennis history or at the US Open at least and especially this was her first appearance as well. Hope you can upload the Hingis Venus final full match or full highlights 😁.
What a phenomenal athlete Venus. You’d see a lot of difference when athletes age. They couldn’t cover the court that much and movements are quite stiff. At the height of their careers, they were unbeatable.
The fact that she is still ranked #67 in the world at the age of 40 is astounding! She's still playing better than Sloane, Coco Vandeweghe, and Keys! She has stood the test of time and if she retires today, she will easily go down as the player that took the power notch even higher than Seles and Graf! She has ushered such players like Kournikova, Chakvetdaze, Henin, Seles, Graf, Sharapova and countless others into retirement! In fact, ALL of her opponents that she played in her debut USOPEN are gone! Think about that for a moment! She's been out there for a long long time and she still doesn't seem to be letting up!
Seeing her play with such confidence was admirable. It was clear that once she won her first tournament she started making a mark for herself by changing her style like her hair, her uniform, slowly but surely she became even more daring as she won more tours her hairstyle g it even more wilder along with her uniforms as they got shorter and more skin was shown, etc.,
Love Venus Williams! She was such an inspiration growing up, playing tennis. Serena is so lucky to have her as an older sister. Wish I had one like her. What a great role model!
This isn’t the match from the movie. The match from the movie is the 1994 bank of the west classic where Venus finally lost to Sanchez Vicario. This final match with Martina Hingis is one of many that they would have and is considered part of the “Hingis-V. Williams Rivalry”. The two faced each other 21 times in their careers with Hingis edging out Williams at 11 wins to Venus’s 10
I haven't played tennis in years, but after seeing one of my inspirations (Serena) retire a few days ago, it made me realise how much I miss it and need to play again.
It's crazy how much harder the female players hit it on average now compared to back then. They probably could absolutely whack the ball on their shots but they didn't. This level of playing would get absolutely destroyed today. However seeing Venus that happy was amazing
Great compilation. Love to she her losing some points as bizzare as that may sound. Some highlight clips make it seem like she was beating scrubs. She was dominating great players!!
@@VenusWilliams thank you for all your hard work and sacrifice that created the way for everyone dreamin to break barriers and standards based on color, religion and any other minority aspect part of any profession
I was never a tennis fan but after watching King Richard I wish I had been. Thank youI You Tube at least I can now watch this amazing human being play.
This was Martina Hingis year, 1997, winning 3 of the 4 GS FInals that she played, losing to a lucky player Iva Majoli at the Roland Garros. Venus on the other hand was still trying to figure out the mental game aspect of Martina, who obviously had less power. Martina eventually succumbed to the brute powers of the William sisters, proving that tennis needs both mental and physical supremacy.
Actually she master the mental aspect of the games, and learn how overcome haters like you. Physical strength is something to be thankful and used positive as she did thank you.
Larisa was such a versatile player. Anke was such a feisty player. Joannette, what a consistent player. Sandrine was a smart player. No comment about Irina LOL. Liked Hingis as she matured and got more mature.
williams sisters turn tennis to family business,venus was like someone has to keep the family name going and serena was like dont worry sis am on to 21grandsams
That's why I consider movies, the books, the biographies... For all about the legends❤️❤️❤️... Never ever we can see these legends and feel the pain they faced🙏🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️❤️ Being an sports person m loving it along with the movies like King Richard & Dangal a movie inspired ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Who's here after watching King Richard? I love Venus''s innocence in her first US Open. History in the making watching these highlights.
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In the juniors that Venus played, she never lost a tennis match. Serena played juniors as well and only lost twice... to Venus.
Dang
PHENOMENAL
Yazzzzz!
That's incredible
I love them!😃 They are both awesome!
THIS is when I FIRST started watching tennis. While channel surfing, I saw someone that looked like me, and I was hooked! Tennis became my favorite sport by far, and it's because of the Williams' sisters. 💯🐐🐐❤️🙏🏿
that's sad buddy
@@lnz971how?
i had been watching tennis by then for well over a decade and played a bit as well, but the williams made me love women's tennis more than mens. absolutely.
That's so cool!
Sadly the media only promotes people like you and white, no other race is allowed to see "someone that looks like me" except whites and blacks
Her joyous celebration after each win is so innocent and contagious
@John Thomas
But, consider it was her FIRST U S Open and she made the final. Not bad for a 17 year old.
@John Thomas after winning half a million, how much money were you making when u were 17 again?
@@agentclark99 i believe that people that meassure success based in how much money you win, have a very poor way to live.
But not very respectful of her opponents. I’m not talking about the joy but that she just barely shook their hands. Once she didn’t even look at the opponent.
And the way she shake her opponents is rude and arrogant
The fact that she’s still on the tour today despite being 41, despite dealing with Sjogren Syndrome makes her even more ICONIC. Both sisters have been so much in their careers and have had endless amounts of people discredit them and their achievements along the way yet they remain on your. Both sisters did more than just change women’s tennis, they did so much for black people and especially black women. I have always had a soft spot for both of them but especially Venus. Her pure happiness and excitement after her semi final victory is fruit for the soul indeed.
Very well said sir
Sethrogan syndrome. So she's always high?
@@hendog721 dumb joke.
He's 41
thanks so much for the love and support!
And still playing today at the age of 40. Venus is the queen of tennis.
Now 41❤️
Most would say that title would go to Serena since she has a more decorated career.
@@heyitsbroski nah, without Venus there would be no Rere. And I mean that with all due respect. Venus singlehandedly changed womens tennis to what it is today!
Yep
@@yezmirsheppard-halika6892 Serena is the face tho
Gave me goosebumps watching this! Venus is the reason I've adored tennis since 1997. I truly hope she watches these highlights with a smile, now in her 40th year, knowing what a remarkable impact she would have on the world from this tournament on. Long live the queen
Same @Damku this is why I fell in love with Venus and this sport!!!
Venus is the reason I fell in love with the sport too!
1997 was a great year for women's tennis
Imagine if she'd stayed healthy.
I LOVE Venus!!! I am so glad that the new movie opens tonight!!! Can't wait to see it!
I worked at the 1998 U.S. Open in Flushing as a technology contractor. I met both of the Williams Sisters at a snack bar near Arthur Ashe Stadium. I was asked by Serena to play a game of table tennis. I wisely declined even after she promised to take it easy on me. Venus was scheduled to play Lindsey Davenport shortly after playing table tennis with Serena. History has recorded the results. The Williams Sisters were extremely nice to me. Even though it was Our first and only encounter, the Williams Sisters treated me with absolute respect. However, I will always remember the resentment from other employees towards the Williams Sisters at the 1998 U.S. Open.
@@soulchorea Because he knows greatness when he sees greatness!
Lol i would have tried. I would've lost but i'd say yes
Resentment for what
@@FreeNyame well this was not that long after segregation so a lot of whites were still racist just cause the laws changed dont mean everyone’s attitudes did
@@PressureIce621
A lot of white in the US are STILL racist even today, 2022.
King Richard is a MUST SEE I thought it was just going to be a regular biopic but it truly was an incredible piece of art. I had no idea the story behind Serena and Venus these woman are truly inspirations
Looking forward to seeing King Richard the story of the Williams sisters coming out on the 19th! They changed the game of tennis for women hands down!
Same! I cannot wait!
Same
I am so excited to see the King Richard movie. I have been watching the press interviews with Venus, Serena and Will Smith. It looks like it is going to be a really well made movie.
Watching it know it's in the part about this match lol
Just finished and it was an amazing story. Great storyline, acting, and message. 👏🏾👍🏾 Those sisters are GOATS! Period.
Love to see her pure, unadulterated joy ! What an accomplishment for a debut !
thanks so much for the love and support!
@@VenusWilliams LOVE YOU
@@VenusWilliams you are truly a treasure!!!
I think some people forget how great and ferocious Venus was and still is as a tennis player. Legend ♥️👏
I think so too!
She’s one of the very few people Serena lost to
thanks so much for the love and support!
I know I don't. Venus kicked the door in! What excitement for a young black girl or boy to see another black child dominate such a homogeneous sport! I can still feel the excitement from her debut!
@@VenusWilliams❤❤
I really hate that she got sick. I loved watching Venus. She's so methodical and stoic with her play
I know. I remember around 2008 or so, I noticed Venus wasn’t playing like her usual self; she seemed lethargic. It wasn’t until 2011 that she was diagnosed with Sjögren’s syndrome, but she said she had the symptoms for years.
Venus Williams is by far my most favorite tennis player of all times, both men and women.
thanks so much for the love tracy!
@@VenusWilliams How amazing of you to reply to your fans :)
@@VenusWilliams 😍❣️
This montage really shows how with each and every round, Venus' groundstrokes got more and more aggressive. I love it!
thank you!
Until the final. I remember watching at 10 years in 1997 and was upset she got Bagled.
Her genuine happiness when she won and would run to the net and to her chair after. Some of the best tennis stories.
you can't hide it sometimes 🙂
@@VenusWilliams QUEEN
What this doesn't tell you is Venus at this point had only been to training camp with her dad and Rick Macci. No junior leagues. Matter of fact she didn't even have a ranking and most reporters came only to prove the hype around her wrong. And yet here she is beating top players and giving number 1 in the world a run for her money. As the story goes, even though she lost that last game. Everyone that watched her knew that she was easily gonna be the best female player in the near future.
I'm the same age as Sereena. I remember the negative press that followed Venus because they didn't like Richard.
thanks so much for sharing this! love it
@@VenusWilliams 😆🇧🇷
I thought that exact thing after seeing her play in 1995.
Great highlights. Loved seeing points won by all the different players, not just Venus. Shows more of the ebb and flow of the matches.
I was thinking the same.
The way she skipped in the second match was so wholesome- I caught myself smiling ☺️
thanks so much for the love and support!
VENUS opened the door. SERENA slayed everyone in sight. Their parents are divine.
It gave me goosebumps in the King Richard trailer when someone told him he has the next Michael Jordan, and he answered, he has the next "two." And seeing the actor's hair just like it is here in the trailer just takes me back.
loved this scene! thanks for sharing
i'm here after watching king Richard! what a great movie and it told their story in a funny and inspiring way. Those girls were legends, well before their time
So, she reached the final at her first us open? 😱
Blows ur mind rite?😃
She is good but the competition in women’s tennis has always been very weak. Only needs 1 good player to dominante everyone.
@@vika0194 that is bullshit, you can look and see that they were good players. Give her props. She was 17 and it was her first grandslam. She did amazing! And it fueled the Venus Williams hype. I watched as a little kid and was blown away at how athletic she was. Venus changed the game of women's tennis single handedly. Now just about every modern player, plays with athleticism and power. And fast serves. Stop playing with Venus
Vaudray Mitchell Your comment proves my point. There is no competition. Only takes 1 good player. Venus was one of them and therefore she dominated. Now she plays like everyone else and can’t win.
What was the rank of venus at that time?,..Anyone knows it?
Who's here watching the joy and energy Venus had after winning every match? It is infectious and incredible to watch.
First time watching Venus Williams debut at the US Open 1997. Just when "King Richard" is due to hit Theatres this month, the story of Venus and Serena Williams and their Tennis Trainer father Richard Williams, RUclips has suggested this video. Venus was young, but she was already a beast on the courts.
thanks so much lasonja for the love and support
@@VenusWilliams No way are you Venus Williams. No way. I don't believe it. I want to but, my chest is tight and my eyes are burning. Okay, if you're Venus's people, then I'll say you are welcome. Your talent, drive, and grace on and off the court have been a joy to watch. You and Serena are badass on the court, phenomenal lovely ladies off the court, and are now and forever etched in History. Thank you for sharing yourselves and for elevating the sport of Ladies Tennis.
After watching King Richard, it gave me more appreciation for the William Sisters especially Venus, she paved the way for Serena to come through and become the GOAT.
Venus has not gotten the credit that she deserved for a long time now. The media is fixated on Serena. Actually it is Richard Williams that changed women's tennis. However he won't get that credit because he is black.
thanks so much for the love and support!
@@VenusWilliams fake
@@reypalomo4257 Dude... that's the real Venus...
@@ClareAmel I see it now, what are the odds😂 apologised
This was great. I remember this and how happy it made me. Her smile was infectious.
smiles make the world go round :-)
And she still plays tennis 🎾 to this day 2021 amazing 😳
I got love for the game 🙂
I didn't know anybody here except Venus and Hingis)) Martina is my all-time favourite star!!!
These moments warm my heart. Amazing! Venus and Serena retired a lot of top tennis players! And were resented and hated for it! Daddy Williams, a genius!!! King Richard, absolutely❣
They hated that they got beat by a "black" tennis player in a all "white" sport.
Vintage Venus was untouchable! Think about it like this, the other ladies really haven't started catching up to her until she got to her late 30s and that is just a thing of Marvel!!
all the love!
Crazy that she and Martina are the same age and Venus was just making her first big mark and Martina won her third major here. Of course we tennis fans all know how that storyline evolves in the coming years. Heckuva h2h those two had.
Yes and it was the choice of the parents. Richard and Oracene preferred their girls to study more and to really begin the professional tour in a more mature way than 14 years old. Hingis began at 14, she made at least 2 years more of experience than Venus, it explains partly the advance she has in front of Venus and the other part is that she was so precocious and resulted.
@@cedrichapman It also might explain why she burnt out much more quickly.
Venus and Serena decided to haver formal education, something Hingis skipped. Who’s still playing? Venus
@@iceman0187 if not playin in juniors gave me Venus's career, then I'll skip juniors🤣🤣
I remember watching most of these matches at the U.S. Open that year live on tv when I was just 15-years-old. I was so excited seeing someone around my age make the U.S. Open final. Even though she didn't win that year, I knew she would definitely win that tournament soon. I just didn't know Serena would win it before her. It's hard to believe that she is still on tour today fighting it out with all of the younger players who once looked up to her. She is even playing girls who weren't even born when she made the 97 final, which is sorta mind blowing. Finally, shoutout to Martina Hingis, the Swiss Miss. She was one helluva player, too.
thanks so much for sharing this! much love to you
@@VenusWilliams stay beautiful
l was at the match against Irina Spirlea. One of the most memorable matches I've ever seen at the US Open, and I've seen a ton.
Here after watching King Richard 🧡 I wish it was longer!! 😂
I wasn’t ready for it to end either! Excellent movie
I needed a series
I bet yonex still regrets not sponsoring the Williams sisters
What's the story behind this? Were they using yonex rackets in 1997?
@@julrenharl yeah they used them, but didn’t sponsor them which was a huge mistake on their part 😂🤷🏾♀️
Even though Yonex eventually has grown astronomically over the years, they would dominated the market the way Wilson took over prince and even babolat for a small period, so much earlier if they had sponsored the Williams sisters.
@@sadesekoni1231 you mean none of venus' rackets she used during this time was sponsored by yonex? Wow, the free publicity they got from this.
@@avtgomez Yeah, Venus wasn’t publicly sponsored by Yonex. I wouldn’t doubt it if they gave her money for playing with it, but she never had a sponsorship deal with them. Wilson was the company Venus and Serena ended up signing with. Huge mistake on Yonex’s part.
I used to despise her celebrations. I thought it was rude and not very tennis etiquette. But 20+ years later, I think it is the most adorable and contagious reaction ever because I now fully understand the accomplishment of what she did. What she did alongside her father and Serena. It’s such an inspirational story. The Williams changed the world in so many ways ❤️
Watching this actually in real-time I never really put much thought into it as, being a tennis player myself (not pro), I thought people celebrated in their own way. After watching Connors, Agassi, McEnroe, and others I just assumed it was okay.
thanks so much for the love and support!
Unpolished, yet her sheer power and talent was amazing to watch at this early stage of her career. The drama of the match against Irina Spirlea was memorable, Venus was surely on her way to the top.
Unpolished?
Thanks so much victor, so nice of you to say
@@VenusWilliams see you winning the semifinals was so inspiring
Venus's background in track & field paid off here (and in her career in general)! Nice foot speed.....
Just saw the movie now I’m here
I love how quickly she puts her racket away after each win lol
it's the little details ian :-)
@@VenusWilliams Wait, are you legit Venus?
@@rohanb2711yeah it’s her. she has a RUclips Channel where she reacts and stuff like that.
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I tell you, king Richard was a awesome movie. If anyone haven't seen it, I recommend yall go a watch it. It really had me emotional 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I recommend it also 🙂
THAT SHIRT PULL AT :56 THO!!!!
Right🤣
It’s amazing how the opponents of Venus were getting just as much, or more crowd support from the US fans. And many of them were from overseas.
I already loved Venus but the way she dealt with the sub rosa racism with such grace and composure as a child is truly inspiring and has left an indelible mark on my life having witnessed it, firsthand the Hingis match was absolutely brutal Venus had more support from the European crowd than she did her own countrymen who were Jim Crow level racist against a little girl.
I love how she runs to the net with pure joy and happiness bouncing those beads after her win 😁
One broke at Wimbledon and beads went all over the court.
By doing that shows no respect to her opponent.
@@jasonixo1902 She was only 17 at the time and it was her debut. I don't think you can fault her for being green and excited.
But did a really bad handshake with Hingis after the loss.
@etherealnerd She wasn't taught right. Jumping after the last point is normal. Keep bouncing and giggling at the handshake is totally bad manner.
Phenomenal player. I can't believe the number of haters on this thread criticizing her. All appear to be men. Anyone want to guess the race.
Where?
Nice tennis tribute video, shows one of the best runs in tennis history or at the US Open at least and especially this was her first appearance as well. Hope you can upload the Hingis Venus final full match or full highlights 😁.
yes, I would love to see the full match also
What a phenomenal athlete Venus.
You’d see a lot of difference when athletes age. They couldn’t cover the court that much and movements are quite stiff.
At the height of their careers, they were unbeatable.
thanks so much for the love!
I gotta give them their props … tennis takes a lot of effort. Congratulations to Venus and her sister !
thanks so much for the love and support tina!
Serena cheering at 8:38 ❤️
Thanks for citing the racist.
I love my sister
@@VenusWilliams I love both of you too 😍
I think King Richard did an amazing job as a film telling their story . I absolutely loved the two ladies that portrayed Venus and Serena .
I could watch the Williams sisters play all day, knowing where they begun makes even more enjoyable!!
I remember that semifinal. She was called a B by her opponent.
You’re an icon, Venus! Loved the movie, love watching you play! ❤️
The fact that she is still ranked #67 in the world at the age of 40 is astounding! She's still playing better than Sloane, Coco Vandeweghe, and Keys! She has stood the test of time and if she retires today, she will easily go down as the player that took the power notch even higher than Seles and Graf! She has ushered such players like Kournikova, Chakvetdaze, Henin, Seles, Graf, Sharapova and countless others into retirement! In fact, ALL of her opponents that she played in her debut USOPEN are gone! Think about that for a moment! She's been out there for a long long time and she still doesn't seem to be letting up!
...Facts!
can't stop, won't stop!
venus will always be the queen of tennis.
It was nice seeing all the Happy kid energy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍She was living out her dream and enjoying the hard fought matches.
I’m glad she is getting her flowers now. She was the first and I’m glad her sister is giving her the praise she deserves.
Seeing her play with such confidence was admirable. It was clear that once she won her first tournament she started making a mark for herself by changing her style like her hair, her uniform, slowly but surely she became even more daring as she won more tours her hairstyle g it even more wilder along with her uniforms as they got shorter and more skin was shown, etc.,
Love Venus Williams! She was such an inspiration growing up, playing tennis. Serena is so lucky to have her as an older sister. Wish I had one like her. What a great role model!
This isn’t the match from the movie. The match from the movie is the 1994 bank of the west classic where Venus finally lost to Sanchez Vicario. This final match with Martina Hingis is one of many that they would have and is considered part of the “Hingis-V. Williams Rivalry”. The two faced each other 21 times in their careers with Hingis edging out Williams at 11 wins to Venus’s 10
Now that i saw the movie this has a completely different taste ..So much respect for Vénus and her sister Serena , woow ..Legends
Hingis and Venus ended up having a great rivalry through the years!
They were incredible!
Yeah, really sad to hear what happened. RIP.
the Williams sisters are the reason I started playing tennis as a kid. only won like 3 🏆 though
inspiring!
I haven't played tennis in years, but after seeing one of my inspirations (Serena) retire a few days ago, it made me realise how much I miss it and need to play again.
Hopefully you behave better on a tennis court than your inspiration.
The two best Female athletes in Women Sports History. Venus and Serena Williams
I think these are female. Look at me-im an i diot.
Venus owning that horrendous Spirlea is always a mood booster. 😊
It's crazy how much harder the female players hit it on average now compared to back then. They probably could absolutely whack the ball on their shots but they didn't. This level of playing would get absolutely destroyed today.
However seeing Venus that happy was amazing
The racket technology is completely different now tbf.
Venus was never one for showing too much emotion, so it is always nice to see her when she does.
Great compilation. Love to she her losing some points as bizzare as that may sound. Some highlight clips make it seem like she was beating scrubs. She was dominating great players!!
Almost supernatural; when 14 became the new grownup. Venus, simply amazing.
thanks so much for sharing this!
@@VenusWilliams ❤❤❤🙌🏾
Serena was wearing oversized shirts before it became trend lol. They literally were so beautiful then, and now they blossomed to be outstanding women.
Um hi. They're trending now because it was literally a trend then 20ish years ago. K bye
@@wrathika Ok... my baddd
How is racist, whiny Serena an outstanding person?
Who came back here to watch this after watching, "King Richard" ?
Just watch it so I gave you a thumbs up.
Me! 🙂
Me
Who else is watching this after the King Richard film?
me!
@@VenusWilliams thank you for all your hard work and sacrifice that created the way for everyone dreamin to break barriers and standards based on color, religion and any other minority aspect part of any profession
Wow, talk about a trip down memory lane! And Venus is still out there, 25 years later!
This is history 💞🎾
I agree!
She's always been an OG. We love her.
I’m here for her handshakes
Thank you, thanks for coming 😃
Hahaha always! I’m always one for the handshakes! 🤝
I was never a tennis fan but after watching King Richard I wish I had been. Thank youI You Tube at least I can now watch this amazing human being play.
“King Richard” brought me here lol.
I love it how she wore only one outfit for the whole run. So pure.
This was Martina Hingis year, 1997, winning 3 of the 4 GS FInals that she played, losing to a lucky player Iva Majoli at the Roland Garros. Venus on the other hand was still trying to figure out the mental game aspect of Martina, who obviously had less power. Martina eventually succumbed to the brute powers of the William sisters, proving that tennis needs both mental and physical supremacy.
Actually she master the mental aspect of the games, and learn how overcome haters like you. Physical strength is something to be thankful and used positive as she did thank you.
@@lizfair5157 I think you misread the comment. Either that or they edited it. There is no hate in the comment, only praise for all three players.
@@lizfair5157 lol telling on yourself there 😬 oops
thanks so much for the love and support oliver!
Martina Hingis is the exact same age as Venus Williams, it's not like it was veteran player against young player match
The pure joy. I love that for her. Love that for them. Thank you Williams sisters ❤️
can't wait to see this
love seeing serena cheering in the stands!!
Larisa was such a versatile player. Anke was such a feisty player. Joannette, what a consistent player. Sandrine was a smart player. No comment about Irina LOL. Liked Hingis as she matured and got more mature.
Irina was talented but lazy.
@@JaNeZoKu Irina was one of the most gifted players I've seen in terms of what she could do with her racket. Just had a bad attitude on court.
I love it when they show Serena in the stands being happy for Venus
I know you will watch this game after watching King richard 🤩
And she’s still playing 27 years later. I wasn’t even born when she made her US Open debut 😂 She is joy to watch and a forever legend ❤️
I totally forgot that Venus played with Yonex at one point.
Come after watching King Richard... Im Malaysian. Really lovesssssssss that movie n this family story
williams sisters turn tennis to family business,venus was like someone has to keep the family name going and serena was like dont worry sis am on to 21grandsams
Not only 21 just 23 gs over all but still going on.
What a great match! I would like to invite Venus to the cinema soon!
0:53 do you see that jump??? Period Venus!!!
Wow - every single handshake was ice cold by both players every match!
I wanted to be just like Venus and started playing tennis too.
That's why I consider movies, the books, the biographies... For all about the legends❤️❤️❤️... Never ever we can see these legends and feel the pain they faced🙏🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️❤️ Being an sports person m loving it along with the movies like King Richard & Dangal a movie inspired ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow!!! Whatta player!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
thanks so much for the love and support!
The movie was awesome. I always here abt Serena in the news more that Venus. Im son glad I went to the movie