14-Year-Old Tennis Prodigy Wants To Be BETTER Than Serena Williams!

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14-year-old tennis star Akasha Urhobo has been a NATURAL from day one! It's only a matter of time until we see her on tour...
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@josephmoleski6244 3 года назад

no one understands how much these guys care about their fans... thats why this comment is pinned

@whistlesports 3 года назад

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@josephmoleski6244 3 года назад

@@whistlesports oh i know i did, i know i did

@isabellanambi5224 3 года назад

Please do badminton 🏸🏸 🥺

@ekuaseokelly7286 3 года назад

@@whistlesports lol

@lan8854 3 года назад

Let the child be as great as she can be. No comparisons, let her make her own legacy.

@dimitrithomson5635 3 года назад

Best comment I’ve read on here

@wano1216 2 года назад

i thought she said she wanted to be better than serena

@MrBjorn6 2 года назад

@@wano1216 it's tough to be better than Serena Williams 😳

@wano1216 2 года назад

@@MrBjorn6 i agree

@dannajay4019 3 года назад

The greatest legacy that venus and serena willams has is a field of little girls with dreams of being the greatest. They forever changed the game.

@gseric4721 3 года назад

They sure did.

@iMsOiNsO 3 года назад

Yesss I played tennis because of them and made varsity freshmen thru senior year... always been shy I wasn’t great but they made me wanna play

@dimitrithomson5635 3 года назад

True

@amandacerny8145 3 года назад

Serena and Venus are literal legends. They literally made a generation love tennis. That is majestic

@zarabullock3686 3 года назад

Period!

@drbonesshow1 3 года назад

My handgun has killed less people than Venus Williams' car.

@amandacerny8145 3 года назад

@@drbonesshow1 venus was right in that instance. The guy didn’t stop when Venus had the lane. Are you dumb?

@iMsOiNsO 3 года назад

Yes they did and the new generation I feel will be even better thanks to them...especially the boys and girls who are a minority and may not have the support to strive in tennis

@dimitrithomson5635 3 года назад

@@drbonesshow1 are you ok?

@KH-sn2sj 3 года назад

When ppl make comments like " Oh she's gonna be better than Venus & Serena." It can seem like a compliment but that just puts more added pressure on the individual. When they don't reach that level..they will immediately get called overrated or a failure. We're seeing it with Coco & she's not even an adult yet.

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

Not only does she push herself, she has a huge respect for those that came before her. She can’t help people making that assumptions but to continue doing what she’s doing. Her results will speak for itself when it’s her time.

@randyb5579 3 года назад

Agreed. We've been hearing these "next big thing" conversations since the ascendency of Chris Evert and the clones who followed. I wish adults and marketing teams wouldn't label kids as "prodigy" or "phenom" unless said junior is making an impact at the pro level - semis in high school, winning by 20; and keeps on winning for a decade.

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

@@randyb5579 she is one because she’s doing things that hasn’t been done. How many players do you know start winning that early? It’s usually the other way around but like those before her.... it depends on how she’s managed so her game continues to elevate to avoid any burn outs.

@simplyspring6923 3 года назад

I THINK YOU ARE WRONG ! YOU ARE JUST A HATER THAT IS JEALUS BC YOU ARE NOT BETTER THAN THEM AND ONE DAY YOU MIGHT BE THEIR FANS SO THINK BEORE YOU TALK MISS HATER

@EzekielLawson 3 года назад

I totally agree. There will only ever be one Serena Williams. And this is not disrespect to this young talent. We have seen how added pressure can crack even the most precious of young gems. Let this young woman be who she is meant to be without comparison to the greatest female athlete of all time. This is unnecessary pressure that even Serena & Venus didn't have growing up. Let her be who she is meant to be and accept her for that. Trust that it will all workout the way that it should.

@d.gaines7938 3 года назад

It's so good to see a father heavily involved in helping his daughter pursue her dream.

@RachelDavisMatthews 3 года назад

I agree, but I think one day the coaching should be turned over to someone else, as with Chrissie, Serena/Venus, etc.

@JimKirk1 3 года назад

It's certainly heartwarming, but it always carries the risk of potentially stunting their career later on; generally parents don't make great coaches.

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

@@RachelDavisMatthews they are not your normal parent/athlete duo. Do some research

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

@@JimKirk1 although we can see where your trying to come from but it’s better you do some research before assuming anything. Her grandfather was a world class athlete who became an Olympic coach that trained world class athletes who also trained her father who trains Akasha. They have a very unique relationship like no other.

@JimKirk1 3 года назад

@@tennisprodigyinc.8384 Well that's great, then. I hope to see a lot of her in the future

@tonijr4life 3 года назад

Let me take this opportunity to thank whistle sports for highlighting Akasha. She’s very grateful for you guys capturing a snippet of her journey. Love the tag line 🤣. It’s definitely brought up questions she’s been facing ever since she stepped into the tennis scene. Also want to thank everyone whose wished her nothing but success. We also want to thank those with negative comments who don’t know anything about tennis or never seen her compete because athletes do need to use such as fuel to drive them to get to their destiny 🙏🏾.

@carlosanti7726 3 года назад

Mad respect and love my brother we need more stories and humbleness like this In the world!

@gw11159 3 года назад

We use "haters" as "elevators"

@mbtennis652 3 года назад

She is a beauty and seems confident, peaceful and yet determined. I hope that she maintains that positive energy and is prepared to lose to learn to get to where she is destined to go. And congrats to you dad for loving her on her journey. And btw, LOVE the best friend !!

@doosrajawad 3 года назад

Best wishes to you and Akasha. Hope she has a beautiful life.

@simplyspring6923 3 года назад

OMG Mr. Urhobo please can you tell akasha that she inspired me more than ever and I practice just like her and you inspired my dad too ! thank you sooo much !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@drtash21 3 года назад

The legacy of the Williams sisters will live long after they've hung up their rackets. It's amazing to see more black girls be inspired to play what was once a rich white man's sport. They broke more boundaries like the ones before them. Tbh that's way more valuable than all of their titles put together.

@hx3500 3 года назад

Your knowledge of the sport does not have much depth.... There were black female tennis professionals long before the advent of Venus & Serena. So you should ask the question: From whom did Venus & Serena get their inspiration?

@Jo-qf1gd 3 года назад

@@hx3500 arguably, the Williams sisters legacy are greater than the Arthur Ashe or Athea Gibsons purely because of their dominance and style. These American players dominated the headlines and really brought female tennis to the mainstream. I’m not saying that the impact of black players or even female players like evert and graf weren’t immense. It’s my opinion that the Williams legacy has permeated tennis and has been more impactful

@ultraviolet6989 3 года назад

@@Jo-qf1gdBlack woman here👋🏼 I never got into tennis but Graf was my favourite (still is). I loved her style of play and demeanor. As a kid growing up I certainly remember Zina Garrison, Chanda Rubin and MaliVai Washington making waves. I play rec tennis and wish I could play like Graf, but alas, no🤣

@albertlee5272 3 года назад

@@hx3500 Althea Gibson, she was first female IDOL & she was Venus & Serena IDOL which was their ultimate IDOL 😃

@erlyn48 3 года назад

Yes there were black players before, but who made the greatest impact, who hold records to be broken, these are the ones to be inspired by. Does not matter how many blacks came before. My opinion

@txtrophycub 3 года назад

I love how Serena's and Venus' legacy will continue on

@MrRolla787 3 года назад

Absolutely amazing story especially the father being strong and supportive of his kid. Keep up the hard work the both of you and remain strong

@4BJLOVEMYCOCK 3 года назад

Now there's wanting your kid to be a star and there's actually pushing your kid to be a star. Best dad ever.

@libimas2136 3 года назад

There is nothing wrong with pushing your kid to be great,you can't just want .you provide the steps,you guard their dream from doubters as well ad themselves,you dream bigger for your kids and you show them what is takes.Thats a great father...i have looked at all the great players ,there are always parents behind them heavily involved.Its a great sacrifice to give up your life pleasures to take a kid around for practice ,string rackets,make sure they are fed ,school...these parents should be celebrated

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

@@libimas2136 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@RachelDavisMatthews 3 года назад

Shes so humble, refreshing to see. I hear she is a lovely young lady from my friends at Jimmy Evert Center, in FL

@strongbrain3128 3 года назад

Parent's help can be a blessing or a curse: Just look at Williams' dad, or Tomic's dad, or Hingis' mom. It is up to the parent to decide when to cede the control back to their kid.

@kaleemmuhammad8958 3 года назад

Actually met her at a tournament in Florida, and she's really cool. Great to see.

@grantmartin4773 3 года назад

I saw this person play a tournament at my academy. She’s pretty solid, great serve, good power, good volleys. Just needs a shorter forehand backswings, quicker movement, and better decision making on the court. She’s amazing and has a lot of potential, and that’s what I see she can improve from when I watched her.

@leoshteynberg3013 3 года назад

Idk, her forehand 1. Is “atp” style rather then WTA style which seems to be good and 2. Had a pretty bent elbow through the whole backswing which means she can open up a bit more

@grantmartin4773 3 года назад

@@leoshteynberg3013 The backswing is still excessive and I think it can be improved. At the moment, it is more of a wta, and the range of motion in the backswing needs to be cut.

@davidprice9224 3 года назад

used to take lessons from her dad while she was running around jimmy evert...her dad is laid back but focused and not overbearing like most tennis dads ...the perfect coach/dad for akasha...its not an if but when shell win majors

@benslive9290 3 года назад

She plays like the young Coco Gauff Her determination and motivation though..... She's gonna be a pro one day

@tonijr4life 3 года назад

2 different styles but appreciate the kind words 🙏🏾

@co9971 3 года назад

@@tonijr4life yeah from what im noticing with gauff is that she can concentrate for a long period of time but her shot selection isn't quite there. I think this girl is more on track with the drills that her dad has her doing and from what im seeing she's going to a force on that tour at this rate. I hope she has adequate clay practice. all the greats seems to be real good on clay. I wonder how tall she is? I think she plays more like sabine lisicki , only sabine doesn't come to the net.

@2Clarence47 3 года назад

Isn’t Coco young herself. She’s only looking 17 lol

@tennisstars8220 3 года назад

Surely 🌟🎾

@aiwenl3903 3 года назад

@@co9971 You were actually talking to her dad here.

@zhitomirmassive2789 3 года назад

Serena got her 1st Grand slam at 17 ,are we gonna get that too or earlier than 17 , i admire your ambition, good luck

@KingWill04 3 года назад

@@shinymoongirls no she was 17. She won her first major at the 1999 US open. Her birthday is in late September 1981, so she won it a little before her 18th birthday

@harley.quinn.3923 3 года назад

The love, hard work and dedication she has for this sport at her age is amazing. I’m so blessed to be able to know you. Stay positive and keep pushing forward. Your dreams are possible and you will achieve them!

@libimas2136 3 года назад

Can't wait,these girls are just getting better.good luck young champ you already there,keep grinding .we buying tickets

@user46292 3 года назад

Talent can only take you so far and at the look of it when the talent leaves shes gonna do even better than before. She is amazing!

@JavonWilliams29 3 года назад

looking foward to seeing this girl on tour soon. Love the dedication.

@sheltoncoachsmith 3 года назад

Shelton Coach Smith Wait!!!! I know her and her dad. She used to call me Uncle Shelton. She was always on the courts with her dad when he gave lessons at Jimmy Everett tennis center. She is destined for greatness. Kudos to her father. He's a great guy.

@chase919 3 года назад

Great young girl. She has hella potential. I just hope she doesn’t burn out.

@GTV6STRIGGZ 3 года назад

This was an awesome story about an amazing young lady who has a love for the game of tennis. I know Akasha and her dad personally and they both have that same drive to be the best.

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

Love her dedication and been following her story since she won her first title at age 5. That’s when I knew she was special.

@tonijr4life 3 года назад

And your point? 🤔

@audreyjenkins8561 3 года назад

Wow...just Awesome ..can't wait to see more of her.. Like her already👍👍👍💖💖💖

@sivjannesalomonsen1061 3 года назад

So happy for you. You are amazing👏😍❤️

@Vision25-k5w 3 года назад

I like that she has a humble determination. What put her above Coco at her age is the angles of her shots. The balls are coming just above the net and not giving easy returnable bounce. Strive to be the greatest, the pressure of being greater than the G.O.A.T. carries to much pressure as there are off the court balances in time to come. I pray that She stays healthy and Acheive her short and long term goals. Happy to see the work, family is putting in for your success. Blessings ❤️🙏🏿

@trommelbiel 3 года назад

It is becoming crowded with talents. Gone are the days when we had only Steffi Graf or Monica seles or the Williams sisters dominating. If you are not an A+ student of Tennis you will have no chance.

@rishinatarajan2887 3 года назад

Yea, even playing at the D1 college level is a huge achievement because it is extremely competitive.

@ultraviolet6989 3 года назад

These are the kids who will challenge Naomi Osaka soon, the age gap is not that great. Aside from Osaka I think the women's game is right now wide open for the next Gen. It often feels like a revolving door(not a terrible thing).The men's game is a bit tighter with a handful coming through to replace the Big 3.

@trommelbiel 3 года назад

@@ultraviolet6989 quality wise yes it is a great time for women's tennis. But I sometimes like it when one or two are dominating, when one player stays as number one for several weeks in a row, when one person could win all the grand slams in one calendar year. It is becoming impossible for one player to win all the grand slams in one year.

@jeremyx3758 3 года назад

CONGRATZ 👑 Princess Akasha Urhobo on all of your many accomplishments at such a young age already Best of wishes and much success in every area of your life to come Stay Tru 2U GOD is🥰 AND Blessingz upon Blessingz 2u and your family 🙌 Great job Dad 💯

@adrienneyt2250 3 года назад

Great relationship, here! Can't wait to see you out there Akasha!! " Go, Rhobo!"

@yasmeenalvi1206 3 года назад

Man I was at the Little Mo in Newport Beach when she won its amazing how far she's come

@alligatorsarefire 2 года назад

i love how supportive her best friend is

@modelchiic17 3 года назад

You got this !!!!❤️💪🏾🙏🏾

@ChanDiBelgia 3 года назад

The dog look so proud of her 😘😘😘😍😍I want to be in the video lol

@gw11159 3 года назад

I am a 62 yr old tennis player and looking for improvement in fitness and skill development just like you..Except I'm old and so so you're young and very gifted LOL...Thank you Akasha for the inspiration...I believe you will exceed you dreams...Go Get It!!

@michaelb2685 3 года назад

Thanks for showing us new talent. I hope all her dreams come true. I'm looking forward to seeing her play the the big four.

@KingAlex6.7 3 года назад

Keep grinding keep working. Fall in love with the process of working on your craft. No one will want it more than you will. Be obsessed with your dream and watch them become reality! ALWAYS ALWAYS believe in yourself!! Rooting for you!

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@pirateshocker1147 3 года назад

i played with her in the ata nice to see you on the grind

@cassandrapryor5034 3 года назад

Your hard work will meet your desires to create that reality you're reaching for. Stay healthy and be blessed both you & your Dad!

@mimoh4967 3 года назад

One word, AMAZING!!!! I absolutely love your tenacity! I've been watching tennis since before Venus and Serena were born! You go girl! I'll be looking for you from now on at the tournaments!!! I'm so excited for you!! Go get 'em... Lol 🥇

@leoshteynberg3013 3 года назад

God bless her dad re stringing that much isn’t easy at all

@cherylmoatz4739 3 года назад

Sure he gets free strings, racquets but Dem racquets ain'tgonna string themselves, 😜

@carlosanti7726 3 года назад

We are watching a legend in the making ! With coaching and positivity like this the sky's the limit ! Amazing story !O ya and let the haters hate they will become fans watch!

@cevr7847 3 года назад

The only thing she is lacking is a big sister like Venus. Serena had Venus to aspire to and emulate. Venus was her sister, best friend, practice partner, doubles partner.. Serena won a grand slam before Venus, but Venus’s success over 2000-2001 really pushed Serena to ascend to the top in 2002. People remember Serena’s first “Serena Slam” (2002 Roland Garros - 2003 Australian Open) but people forget that Venus was a finalist in all 4 of the Slam finals Serena won. They pushed each other to the top.

@kriskanei7369 3 года назад

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

That’s all she’s lacking? Noted.

@chanjiewan6823 3 года назад

well said

@TheeCookingChannel 3 месяца назад

@@tennisprodigyinc.8384 little sisters are firey 🔥… they should’ve left Serena’s name off of this video. She don’t have Serena’s swag or American spirit.

@Sup4ridol 3 года назад

Crazy good tennis from the young rising star! She is going to be a force to be reckoned with when she starts to play tour level tournaments

@erlyn48 3 года назад

So very refreshing to see. I' m waiting and praying for your dream to become reality. God bless you

@dimitrithomson5635 3 года назад

Keep grinding champ 💪🏽

@jamaicanaturally 2 года назад

Just watched Akasha play a match today at the ATA nationals. Orlando. Close match against a 26 yr old. Akasha won the 3rd set tiebreaker. Beautiful tennis .

@vlesmeries 3 года назад

very impressive. love the way she is so comfortable at the net. she’ll do great things if she keeps herself humble and keep working super hard and keep thinking on the court.

@sanchezcy 3 года назад

Can’t wait to see her at US open and all the others

@fatboy300hemi 3 года назад

Salute to you and your father.. remain focus and stay consistent

@305ELJEFE 3 года назад

Keep pushing! Tennis All Star ⭐️

@johnnyjohnson7077 3 года назад

Looking forward to seeing her in matches. God Bless

@mirnesnuhanovic9597 3 года назад

Work hard, work smart and go for it. All the best. I hope that one day you will become GS champion.

@yayeet6169 3 года назад

And I wanna be better than Deion Sanders at cornerback

@anandbala1 3 года назад

She has a good attitude, would be someone you want to see do well, hope she gets there

@akilahjames1 3 года назад

Love this !!!!!! You go girl !! Naijaaaa blood !

@Normane29 3 года назад

Hard and dedication paying off @ teej she gone be the future of tennis 🎾 💯

@arabellapearl9925 3 года назад

This girl is freaking awesome!!! I live that she's going against boys and totally rocking them! Yeah that's right, girls are just as good as boys and can definitely be even better than them! Also look at those defined muscles in her arms at only 14! I'm 14 years old and I play softball but I live watching these videos, they always blow me away!

@splitraven7060 3 года назад

Very cool!! Wish her all the best in success as a pro!!

@tennisstars8220 3 года назад

She's awesome 🌟🎾💯💪🔥

@wadecombs5218 3 года назад

She’s so mature and mindful for her age. Kids with those qualities do well in such a mental sport like tennis. Hope she finds success!

@Giorgixsu 3 года назад

I played against her in Little Mo 2017. I played against her in Mixed Doubles and lost. She was so good LMFAO. Can't believe this is her. Congratulations Akasha!!

@andreylgg 3 года назад

amo acompanhar atletas novos e torcer pra ve-los crescer no esporte cada vez mais 😍

@bolajiutube 3 года назад

God bless you, child. Keep on representing, pop!

@YOULOOTWESHOOT101 3 года назад

Je en complète admiration!!! Bravo et continue comme ça 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

@ellismiah5929 3 года назад

I wanna have her determination such a great story

@missxmarvel 3 года назад

You won’t, you are lazy.

@oliverdunn7638 3 года назад

That was completely unnecessary, like people who do things like that piss me off so much. @Emma Frost

@fauxdauteur 3 года назад

Emma is a fool. You know there are a bunch of people in the world that could have been world star or at least good athletes but maybe they were never exposed to a sport. That or they didn't have a relative or guardian in their life that saw what they were interested in and helped facilitate their growth in it. That is just step 1. From there, a person will either love the sport and develop the determination to be the best or they might quit and move on. But at least they had the opportunity to try.

@missxmarvel 3 года назад

@@oliverdunn7638 It is. Why let someone live in the delusion that shell ever come that close to her determination?

@kiwi_4928 3 года назад

@@missxmarvel I'm sorry. Who are you but a mere keyboard warrior?

@Leomerya12 3 года назад

Whoa, her form is great!

@joecaporoso9781 3 года назад

great story!

@ianwalden9865 3 года назад

Can’t wait to see her success! I’m a fan.

@adityachauhan2374 3 года назад

There is nothing sweeter than a child and their father working hard in tandem to pursue the same dream. Wow! Enjoy the game Akasha, big things will be a byproduct :)

@bytentrix 3 года назад

Aww!! Kashi! I know her and her father TJ. Kashi will be amazing. She’s such a beautiful talented sweet young woman!!

@tonijr4life 3 года назад

Heeeeey b.... 🙏🏾

@bytentrix 3 года назад

@@tonijr4life hey TJ! Glad to see she’s still doing amazing things

@thisisntthewholesomefuture649 3 года назад

Tennis is a lot harder to play than I had originally though. I'm pretty good at most sports.. Until I tried playing tennis.

@Gustavo-xz8os 3 года назад

Thats because tennis requires years of practice and training to be good. You cannot be good at tennis just by being strong or fast or athletic its a skill sport

@davidgivins4203 3 года назад

How's the golf game! Tennis is tough!

@cookieyoung3615 3 года назад

Tennis is extremely hard to play at a good level. Most people think its easy because its easy to hit the ball over the net. But if you actually want to play good, it involves much more than that.

@soevjaanoemar2761 3 года назад

Super Talented....🙏

@kylecohen5259 3 года назад

Awesome!!

@janettawallace3722 3 года назад

Wish her the best. She is headed in the right direction,

@longinusgalaxy411 3 года назад

Good luck and God Bless.

@akhrormuminov7180 3 года назад

I can wish only luck and a bright future. Impressive!!!

@michelleschweizer9000 4 месяца назад

Sweet dogs and such a great loving supportive dad! Lucky girl.

@sambutta 2 года назад

Awesomee stuff Akasha Urhobo!!!!

@akbuckets272 2 года назад

A lot of Talent coming out of south Florida

@lilnickydabaddest3451 3 года назад

Being better than Serena is ambitious but it will be way harder than you’ll understand if you don’t have the weapons Serena has you can’t do it. However I support up and coming black queens so you got my support

@kriskanei7369 3 года назад

👏🏾👏🏾

@chanjiewan6823 3 года назад

well said.. i think its better to say .. better than Venus.. 7 grandslams is a great achievement

@paulatling8844 3 года назад

Why bring race into it? She is talented, hard working and plays really well that should be enough.

@koolkidz1267 3 года назад

I wanna be better than Mike Trout but that ain’t gonna happen

@glenncurley680 3 года назад

Her fur babies are so sweet!

@hsy2448 3 года назад

Hopefully her passion for the game doesn’t die out otherwise great job!

@missxmarvel 3 года назад

Teens usually become lazy but if they have good parents then her passion will thrive.

@minisurfbanana Год назад

Good Luck in the future...keep grinding!!! Venus and Serena and Jennifer and Monica even Coco were playimg pro matches at 14 years old. Sky is the limit!!!

@kylerobin6718 3 года назад

She’s a wonderful young woman. 🏆

@martinseetso5165 3 года назад

A drill that I do with my coach is you have to win the point within 3 pts it pretty good to work on aggression

@akimmalik1329 3 года назад

What is very cool to see she is loving working very hard and having her Dad encouraging her to work on everything in her game. I really love that he has her coming to the net working over and over on those traditional volleys 👍👍

@countrydj2 3 года назад

I played tennis in high school and was always watching Wimbledon on tv.

@RanaKamikaze 3 года назад

Her movement is really impressive

@donkeykongdillpickles7578 3 года назад

I have been playing tennis since I was 4 and I played for a bit I’d say I’m pretty good but wow she just really showed me up

@fetonguen 3 года назад

Me too and now I'm 17 years old nearly 18

@tennisprodigyinc.8384 3 года назад

Can you imagine if those with negative remarks were her coach 🤦🏽‍♂️😂

@edomwonyikennedy9814 3 года назад

Big yes,you will be better

@NoahWeissman 3 года назад

Amazing story

@Toffymustang 3 года назад

Pretty talented!!

@4dr1ann 3 года назад

Whistle, can you do a No Days Off of Enmanuel Beltre, and His brother Manuel Beltre , they are from DR and are very smooth and talented, Baseball

@whistlesports 3 года назад

Yes! We want to go to DR whenever we can start leaving the country again!

@4dr1ann 3 года назад

@@whistlesports Thanks again whistle, cant wait to see it

@4dr1ann 3 года назад

@@whistlesports and i consider myself really good im 13 playing 15u, we just don’t got the money, especially when we go to Cooperstown, and A perfect game showcase.

@activelivingchallenger4298 3 года назад

Good luck!

@kaaunhall7781 3 года назад

This is great. Venus and Serena inspire young girls to great. In the 90's the saying was I wanna be like Mike. Now the goal is to be like Serena. Greatness in the making. There is nothing wrong with wanting to be the best. Reach for the stars. But if not at least you will land on the moon