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#1 The Williams sisters were unapologetic about their dominance, and the resentment that followed them was a result of the status quo being challenged.

#2 The myth of the Williams family was always one of difference. Their father, Richard, had decided that his daughters would become tennis players, and he trained them rigorously. They rose to the top of their age rankings, and their success was shaped by the same conversations that would become themes for the rest of their careers.

#3 The Williams sisters were often referred to as the funniest players ever, as they took pleasure in showing people within the exclusive sport just what it felt like to be excluded.

#4 The Williams sisters were extremely popular, and their power and charisma invigorated the world of tennis, but they rejected the assumed posture of gratitude and humility. They were extremely successful, but they were also extremely controversial, especially with their fashion choices.

Summary of Anne Helen Petersen's Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud

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