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Why Are Serena and Venus Not at Indian Wells?

March 11, 2009 by Julie Bonner  
Filed under Tennis

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Sisters Serena and Venus Williams are not playing in Indian Wells, although fans would love to see them there! So, why aren’t they? If you follow tennis at all, then most likely you know. It’s a decision they have made together and they are standing by each other on this one, even if there are consequences.

The details of what happened are definitely a bit sketchy. No one seems to have the real story.

Since 2001, the details surrounding Venus and Serena’s choice to not play Indian Wells have been a bit sketchy. Reports have alleged that they, along with their father Richard, were victims of racial discrimination from hecklers in the crowd, after Venus pulled out of her semi-final match against Serena, just prior to stepping onto the court.

Heckling and general bad-mouthing from the crowd continued when Serena accepted the winner’s trophy. Eight years later, the sisters are still united in their stance to not play Indian Wells ever again. Whether you agree or disagree with their decision, you can’t help but respect their unwavering commitment to their values.

 

I don’t blame them and am glad to see them stand together for something they believe in. There may be some consequences for the sisters this year.

The WTA has put new regulations in place this year and it gets very, very interesting. Read what those regulations are and what options Serena and Venus may have here.

Any thoughts on this?

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One Response to “Why Are Serena and Venus Not at Indian Wells?”
  1. Thanks for the link to On the Baseline!

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