Serena Williams is no stranger to the biggest stages in sports. From dominating the tennis courts for decades to being a staple at high-profile sporting events, she always finds a way to make her presence known. Whether it’s courtside at an NBA game, or making headlines at the U.S. Open, Serena knows how to steal the show. This time, she took her star power to Super BowlLIX, proving once again that she’s a force to be reckoned with even off the tennis court.

As fans eagerly awaited the championship clash between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, Serena made an unexpected and jaw-dropping appearance on the field at Caesars Superdome. Dressed in stylish athleisure, she suddenly took off her pants, revealing short compression leggings underneath, and took off running at full speed. Her athletic physique was on full display as she sprinted towards the end zone, turning heads with her effortless movement and undeniable presence. And just like that touchdown! A moment that few sports celebrities can boast hours before the big football event.

With Super Bowl LIX between the Chiefs and the Eagles as one of the most anticipated games of the year, the excitement was already at its peak. Fans of both teams were thrilled with the matchup between the two powerhouses. But the tennis legend’s unexpected run on the field excited fans before the game. After all, not just anyone has the opportunity to take the field and run at full speed just a few hours before kick-off. But Serena Williams is not just anyone, she is a global icon.

Serena Williams a tennis Legend, entrepreneur and Super Bowl showstopper

Beyond her legendary status in tennis, Serena is also a successful businesswoman, fashion icon, and devoted mother to her two daughters with husband Alexis Ohanian. Despite her packed schedule, she never misses out on the biggest events, and Super Bowl LIX was no exception. Whether she’s supporting athletes, making business moves, or just having fun, she does it all with an undeniable presence.

The viral moment unfolded as Serena arrived at the stadium, casually walked onto the field, and made a bold move taking off her track pants to reveal sleek, short leggings. She then launched into an all-out sprint, showcasing her speed and agility as she ran the length of the field. With each stride, she looked more like an elite athlete than ever, effortlessly making her way to the end zone. As she reached the goal line, she celebrated with a triumphant pose, flashing a smile that reminded everyone why she’s one of the most charismatic figures in sports. Few people can say they’ve scored a touchdown on a Super Bowl field, and Serena just made it look easy.

While the world of football enjoys the exciting clash between the Chiefs and the Eagles, Serena Williams has already made her mark on Super Bowl LIX. Her spontaneous run on the field showed that she still has that champion spirit, whether on a tennis court or an football field. While the main event was set to offer high-risk action, Serena reminded everyone once again why she is one of the most captivating figures in sport. Wherever she goes, she always manages to capture the spotlight.

Patrick Mouratoglou, a former coach to Grand Slam champions Serena Williams and Simona Halep, the Frenchman is the man you go to if a player wants the best expertise on offer. While that coaching stint almost always comes with a price and a player’s potential talent to outshine, Mouratoglou decided to summarize his take on what brings about a champion’s mindset with the launch of his latest book, just in case someone missed joining his camp.

Mouratoglou is one of the strongest voices in the sport when it comes to coaching tips. He regularly interacts with fans on social media and gives guidance on how a player can improve their game with a small change in tactic, or in this case, a change in mindset. The Frenchman believes that for someone to dominate the charts, they need to achieve beyond the average marker. “You have to refuse to be at a certain level because you deserve better or you think you’re able to do better,” he said on his trainee Naomi Osaka‘s retirement admission on January 15.

Fast forward to Saturday, February 8, the 54-year-old announced the launch of his latest book – “Champion Mindset: Coach Yourself To Win At Life”. Before captioning the post by highlighting that the book gives “10 keys for transforming your mindset,” Mouratoglou candidly spoke about the subject in a video posted on his official Instagram handle.

“30 years. That’s how long it took me to become the coach that I am today. Coaching champions taught me one thing – The greatest victory is one that you win over yourself. Over the years, so many of you players and non-players alike have asked me for advice on developing the mindset needed to succeed. So I started writing. Today, I am sharing everything I’ve learned in a book. It’s called: Champions Mindset. And, it’s a guide to help you overcome your fears, build your confidence, and reach your full potential both on and off the court.”

His years of experience summarized in a book is a jackpot for many, but regardless, Mouratoglou’s critical insights into the sport are a different league on its own. While some agree with his opinions, some, like Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, share a different perspective.

Carlos Alcaraz disagrees with Patrick Mouratoglou’s “Jannik Sinner comment”

Frenchman Patrick Mouratoglou – who currently mentors four-time Slam champion Naomi Osaka – voiced some debatable comments about former World No. 1 Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. The Italian superstar has been on a winning spree since last year and recently defended his Australian Open title. However, despite his impressive 73-6 win-loss record, Mouratoglou listed reasons why he wouldn’t place Sinner over Spanish superstar Alcaraz.

“He’s been dominant, but there are several reasons why I wouldn’t put him above Alcaraz. Jannik is not above everyone. I don’t think he is above Carlos. I think when Carlos is at his best, there is a real match and I’m not sure who’s gonna win. Nobody can say who’s gonna win.” His comments later earned a response from the Spaniard.

Disagreeing with the renowned coach’s remarks, Carlitos said: “Jannik has shown that he’s the best at the moment. He has lost only four or five matches in the past year, so it is crazy. I know people say who’s better out of us. They say Jannik is better or some say me. It is all discussion. I saw that video of Mouratoglou, but I don’t agree with him because when Jannik plays a tournament, he either wins it or reaches the final.” 

For those unaware, Alcaraz outclassed the Italian star on all three occasions last year to register a 6-4 lead in their head-to-head battle. For fans, this debate will likely reach a suitable conclusion when the duo takes to the court for their next encounter.