Billie Jean King Pay HOMAGE
September 20, 1973. The Houston Astrodome. Billie Jean King walked onto the court carried by four shirtless men in the style of Cleopatra, facing Bobby Riggs in what would become the most watched tennis match in history. The "Battle of the Sexes" was about equality, respect, and proving that women belonged on the biggest stages in sports. King won in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, and changed the world. This super-soft tee pays homage to her fourth and final US Open singles title on September 9, 1974, her 11th career Grand Slam, with an authentic photo from the final match.
Our Pay HOMAGE collection celebrates the legendary athletes, personalities, and moments at the heart of sports and pop culture: breaking a record they said would stand forever, blazing a trail for equality, reflecting on an incredible career, and more. With iconic, officially licensed photographs, our collection showcases the images that endure and the people that made them possible.
September 20, 1973. The Houston Astrodome. Billie Jean King walked onto the court carried by four shirtless men in the style of Cleopatra, facing Bobby Riggs in what would become the most watched tennis match in history. The "Battle of the Sexes" was about equality, respect, and proving that women belonged on the biggest stages in sports. King won in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, and changed the world. This super-soft tee pays homage to her fourth and final US Open singles title on September 9, 1974, her 11th career Grand Slam, with an authentic photo from the final match.
Our Pay HOMAGE collection celebrates the legendary athletes, personalities, and moments at the heart of sports and pop culture: breaking a record they said would stand forever, blazing a trail for equality, reflecting on an incredible career, and more. With iconic, officially licensed photographs, our collection showcases the images that endure and the people that made them possible.
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September 20, 1973. The Houston Astrodome. Billie Jean King walked onto the court carried by four shirtless men in the style of Cleopatra, facing Bobby Riggs in what would become the most watched tennis match in history. The "Battle of the Sexes" was about equality, respect, and proving that women belonged on the biggest stages in sports. King won in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, and changed the world. This super-soft tee pays homage to her fourth and final US Open singles title on September 9, 1974, her 11th career Grand Slam, with an authentic photo from the final match.
Our Pay HOMAGE collection celebrates the legendary athletes, personalities, and moments at the heart of sports and pop culture: breaking a record they said would stand forever, blazing a trail for equality, reflecting on an incredible career, and more. With iconic, officially licensed photographs, our collection showcases the images that endure and the people that made them possible.
