Will Smith set to play Richard Williams in a film about training daughters Venus and Serena to tennis greatness
A spec script has been written, but it's very early in the filmmaking process.
A spec script has been written, but it's very early in the filmmaking process.
ESPN parted ways with Adler in January 2017 after the "gorilla/guerrilla" controversy, and he sued them the following month. The sides have now settled that lawsuit.
Gimelstob will appear in court later this month in regards to an incident on October 31
The hottest takes from Sept. 7-13 included several on Serena Williams.
"The world has officially gone mad when a celebrated cartoonist is condemned by the social media hordes for depicting a famous sports star throwing an unedifying tantrum."
The coverage has received as many poor reviews as John Travolta's Gotti.
In just two days, the USTA and ESPN came up with a plan to lower the main camera position by seven feet.
The story of Serena's return to Wimbledon has become about much more than tennis.
Adler was fired last year after either calling Venus Williams a "gorilla" or noting her "guerrilla style of play," depending whom you ask.
Viewership for the men’s tour outdraws the women by a wide margin
"He came up with this incredible analysis; that you were intimidated by her super model good looks. My question is: have you ever been intimidated by someone on a tennis court, and what were your thoughts about that occurrence?"
Don't dismiss this movie because of Shia LeBeouf.