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This conversation isn’t just about trophies or titles—it’s about the individual Bethanie,, the relationships, and the love that make an athlete’s journey truly meaningful.
Because when we think of sport, we often see the wins, the medals, the highlight reels. But what we don’t always see are the relationships behind it all—the partners, the teammates, the coaches, the loved ones—those who share the struggles, the comebacks, and the joy.
And that’s where Bethanie Mattek-Sands shines. She’s not only a Grand Slam champion and Olympic gold medalist—she’s someone who has built her life with connection. Whether it’s the chemistry of doubles, the support of her husband Justin, or the way she brings fans into her world with authenticity and fun, Bethanie reminds us that the game is bigger than the scoreline.
This conversation is about what it really means to compete—not just for yourself, but with and for the people you love. It’s about resilience, joy, and finding a reason to be out there that’s bigger than tennis itself.
By Carmen Mercedes PreissThis conversation isn’t just about trophies or titles—it’s about the individual Bethanie,, the relationships, and the love that make an athlete’s journey truly meaningful.
Because when we think of sport, we often see the wins, the medals, the highlight reels. But what we don’t always see are the relationships behind it all—the partners, the teammates, the coaches, the loved ones—those who share the struggles, the comebacks, and the joy.
And that’s where Bethanie Mattek-Sands shines. She’s not only a Grand Slam champion and Olympic gold medalist—she’s someone who has built her life with connection. Whether it’s the chemistry of doubles, the support of her husband Justin, or the way she brings fans into her world with authenticity and fun, Bethanie reminds us that the game is bigger than the scoreline.
This conversation is about what it really means to compete—not just for yourself, but with and for the people you love. It’s about resilience, joy, and finding a reason to be out there that’s bigger than tennis itself.