Hometown: Saginaw, Michigan 

DOB: September 26, 1981

Height: 5’9”

Plays: Right-Handed

Singles Wins: 858

The greatest female tennis player of all time, Serena Williams dominated the court for more than two decades, forging a legacy that not only defined her era but propelled the sport's exponential growth. Serena overcame insurmountable odds to win 23 career Grand Slams in the Open Era, holds the record as the longest ranked World No. 1 by the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), is a four-time Gold Medal Olympian and the only player to accomplish a Golden Slam in both singles and doubles.

As one of the most recognizable names and faces across the globe, Serena’s impact extends far beyond the court and is immeasurable. Apart from her success in the game, she is an influential activist for social justice and a dedicated philanthropist. Through the Yetunde Price Resource Center, which was named after her late eldest sister, Serena alongside her family gives back to the Compton community with programs designed to support and uplift families impacted by violence.

Today, Serena has evolved into a highly regarded business woman and entrepreneur, investor, fashion designer and mother, who continuously uses her platform and voice to push boundaries, break barriers and advocate for positive change in society.