Serena Williams and her husband Alexis Ohanian recently took their daughter Olympia on an unforgettable trip to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge experience.
Williams and Ohanian often share their exciting adventures with their daughters on social media, sharing highlights of their cherished time together. Ohanian was especially interested in Olympia’s extracurricular activities, often participating in activities such as Lego building, ballet and golf with her.
The couple recently took their daughter Olympia to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, a popular destination for fans of the space-themed series at Disneyland and Disney World. The family visited Savi’s workshop, where they made their own personalized lightsaber.
Serena Williams documents the process as she and Olympia carefully select the components for their custom lightsaber, providing a glimpse into the extraordinary experience. Ohanian also shared his experience guiding a six-year-old through the process on social media.
The 42-year-old later showed off the finished product and revealed that while she chose a blue lightsaber, Olympia chose red.
“Coco Gauff is no Serena Williams, but she can win some majors” – Williams’ former coach Rick March
Serena Williams’ former coach Rick March recently praised Coco Gauff as the best female athlete on tour, comparing her athleticism to Olympic-level sprinters.
“Coco, the best female athlete on tour. She’s an Olympic sprinter with a racket in her hand,” he said on Canada’s Match Point podcast.
He added that the 19-year-old’s growing confidence has helped mask his “crafty” forehand.
“The forehand is a little tricky. I know she kind of covered it up in the summer, but there’s a little bump there. But when you’re confident, as you know, you don’t see that as much. But maybe, when you have people change Without peace, you are less confident,” he added.
March believes that although Goff lacks Williams’ all-around power on the court, the defending US Open champion is likely to win more Grand Slam titles in the future.
“So, she’s not Serena, but she can win some Grand Slams,” he said.
While discussing his former protégé, March also praised the 23-time Grand Slam champion as one of the greatest female athletes in history.
“She’s the best ballhandler ever, maybe one of the best female athletes ever. Big, strong, fast, quick, nimble, she can do the splits. She also knows where you are before you hit the ball.” done. There was so much anger inside her, and she looked at me that way even when I was 10 years old. She had all the time in the world,” he said.