Brilliant Serena. Marzorati Gerald

The return of Serena Williams to tennis after the birth of her daughter in 2018 clearly went out of plan: injuries, a painful defeat from Naomi Osaka, a subsequent scandal that resulted in a discussion: “Should the sports icon behave in this way?”

Serena Williams is not just the most outstanding athlete of her time, she is a cultural phenomenon of modernity: she has millions of subscribers on social networks, her own business, children and adults are equal to her. But what is more important to her: the race behind records or the image of invincibility? Sport or personal brand? Tennis or motherhood? Gerald Marsorati's book is an attempt to understand what she is, real Serena Williams.