Serena Williams enters the world of NFT! American Tennis Champion Officially Entry on French Solare Board Fantasy soccer A blockchain startup that recently closed a $ 680 million loan. Regarding this transaction, Serena said: “NFTs have the potential to be a tool that brings equity and investment to women’s sports.
I’m excited to start working with Nicholas Julia and the entire Solare team. They understand the relationship between athletes and fans like no other in the industry and believe that Solare will set the future culture and tone of sports entertainment.
Nicholas Julia, CEO of Solare, said: “Serena is one of the most important figures in sports and culture, redefining the appearance of athletes and modern entrepreneurs.
The strategic advice Serena brings to build one of the most iconic sports entertainment brands is invaluable. I’m excited about her joining the team. “In 2022 alone, the company has signed contracts with 230 football teams around the world and set new goals, including the categories of women’s football and new sports.
We are talking about a company with over 1 million users worldwide. Serena discusses the strategies companies must adopt to expand into new sports categories with the aim of developing relationships with athletes and making Web3, a new generation blockchain-based network, more comprehensive. I will give you some advice. Diversification.
Serena’s career
Serena Williams has won 73 WTA singles titles. Twenty-three of these are Grand Slam events (absolute record in the open era, including men), making them the second player to win even more majors in this discipline after Margaret Smith Court. ..
She has completed a virtual grand slam. It consists of winning four consecutive slams that are not in the same calendar year twice (2002-2003 and 2014-2015). She also faced Maria at the Five Year-end Master Cups and 19 Premier Category Tournaments (6 Premier Required, 6 Premiers 5 and 7 Premiers), 21 Tier I and Tier II titles, and the 2012 London Olympics. And won the gold medal. Sharapova.
Serena Williams has 16 Grand Slam tournaments not only in singles, but also in women’s doubles and mixed doubles. He won 14 wins with his sister Venus and 2 wins with mixed doubles, both of which were won at Max Mirnyi in 1998.
To these successes, we need to add three other gold medals at the Olympics. All of these are earned along with Venus, the Federation Cup and the two Hopman Cups. In 2021, Serena was unable to compete in the US Open due to a hamstring injury at Wimbledon.
