Game, set, match
Serena Williams, GOAT. Photo: Mark Kolbe/Getty Images You may have heard Serena Williams referred to as the “Greatest of All Time,” or G.O.A.T., for several reasons. One, very good at tennis. Two, very good advocate for gender equality and women’s rights. Three, very good friend. With respect to that last point, let me give you an example.
On Monday, Williams sat down to answer press questions at the Australian Open — questions you’d think would generally pertain to sports, given the setting. One bold reporter, however, took the opportunity to ask the athlete for insight into the situation with her close friend, Meghan Markle.
“Your good friend, Meghan Markle, who attended your last two slams, and Harry, have taken a move, a stance that many people think is extraordinary and historic,” the reporter asked, according to New York Times writer Ben Rothenberg. “What are your feelings about that? Have you spoken to her?”
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