‘They’re Always Piggybacking’ – 3 Decades of Being Rivals, Venus and Serena Williams’ Dynamic and Unrequited Sister Love Revealed in an Open Confession by Ex-coach
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Two of the most influential American tennis stars, Venus and Serena Williams, have left a lasting impression on the world of tennis. Their powerful and unyielding bond of sisterhood has been a major driving force behind their unfathomable success. Recently, their former coach, Eric Hechtman, revealed the intricate nuances of their formidable relationship. He offered insight into the shared passion for the game. Hechtman also shared about the collaborative training methods that have sustained their success for close to three decades.
Hechtman believes it is their ambition that transcends all their achievements and has led the sisters to greatness. This unwavering passion, the aspect that sets Venus and Serena Williams apart – is beyond compare.
Former coach shares details about Venus and Serena Williams’ unbreakable bond on and off the court
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In the exclusive interview, Hechtman exposed the unending connection between Venus and Serena Williams. This bond, deeply rooted in their relationship, has not only embellished their careers but has also stirred individuals everywhere throughout the world. The former coach revealed that the American stars often “piggyback off of each other” when looking to exchange thoughts and refine their abilities.
Hechtman shared,”..they’re always piggybacking off of each other for great ideas and ways to train. And, you know, it’s, it’s, let’s say, a partnership, that’s probably the greatest partnership in sports history..”
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The coach also explained,”..not just because they’re sisters, but how they work together to both be incredible champions.”
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Hechtman shed light on the resilient connection between Venus and Serena Williams, which has been deepening for more than three decades. Despite their plans and individual accomplishments, they have always been supportive of each other.
Venus once spoke about her relationship with her sister Serena and their on-court rivalry
In a 2008 CNN interview, Venus emphasized that she didn’t hold grudges or mistreat Serena when she lost to her, highlighting their strong bond as siblings. She approached matches against Serena just like any other opponent. Venus also revealed how they supported and praised each other after their matches, dispelling misconceptions about their rivalry.
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The American had stressed that there was no feud between them. She had hoped that people would see their relationship in a positive light. She emphasized that her approach to facing Serena was no different from any other opponent she encountered on tour. Furthermore, Venus shed light on their post-match interactions, where they offered guidance and praise to one another. Despite their harmonious relationship, Venus acknowledged that societal expectations often assumed a narrative of conflict between the two tennis legends.
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Tony Thomas