Serena Williams names her greatest of all time in shocking revelation

In the United States, on a recent Wednesday, Serena Williams and Simone Biles participated in an event aimed at fostering impactful conversations, organized by high-end watch brand Audemars Piguet, Vanity Fair, and The Female Quotient. Their evening together stood out as a celebration of excellence in sports, with Williams, a 23-time Grand Slam tennis champion, publicly acknowledging Biles as the greatest gymnast of all time. As the most decorated gymnast, Biles has achieved 11 Olympic medals and an impressive 30 World Championship medals, further solidifying her status as a leading figure in athletics. During the event, Williams took to social media to express her admiration, captioning a series of photos that included fellow renowned personalities, such as fashion model Winnie Harlow and Vanity Fair editor-in-chief Radhika Jones. Her enthusiastic endorsement of Biles highlighted the mutual respect between the two sporting icons, as Williams referred to Biles as the GOAT (Greatest of All Time). This sentiment was not only a personal acknowledgment but also a reflection of Biles' substantial accomplishments, particularly her successful performance at the recent Paris Olympics where she added four new medals to her collection, including three golds and a silver. Biles' recent accolades at the Olympics have made her not just a sports hero but also a highly marketable athlete. A study by SportsPro and NorthStar Solutions Group listed her as the most marketable athlete globally, surpassing other renowned sports figures. The study, involving more than 1,000 athletes across 174 sports categories, emphasized Biles' massive influence in the sports industry following her Olympic success, where she garnered significant recognition and endorsements. Despite her notable marketability, Biles was ranked outside the top five highest-paid female athletes this year, with revenue from endorsements and winnings placing her in a slightly lower financial tier compared to her peers in sports. The event underscored the significance of female athletes celebrating each other's achievements and the ongoing discourse surrounding gender and recognition in sports. Williams' tribute to Biles not only commended individual excellence but also highlighted the broader impact women have in their respective sports. By recognizing Biles as the GOAT, Williams set a precedent for athletes to support and uplift one another, fostering an environment where women's achievements are celebrated in tandem with their male counterparts.