Direction: Please fill in the following blanks according to the above video you have finished watching.When I won the open for the first time, I think I was seventeen. I knew I was gonna win before the tournament started. I just had this feeling in my gut. And ever since then, there's been a bounty on my head. I was the youngest of five girls growing up. It was really small for my age. My sisters always took care of me.Venus was always1me and had always been there to really look after me.He wanted to make sure that we would be tough enough to handle lots of different2that we may face in our lives, and he also didn't want us to expect an easy life and to know the value of things and to know and3hard work and see where hard work can leave you. You know, the tennis court, I feel like it was just always a part of my life. And then, the older we got, I could tell that it was different. It was like, okay, we're doing this as an4.It was more or less, okay, let's get serious. When I first started playing5, blue, not have any power, so I just said, like, lots of softballs. But I never gave up. I just brought this fight in me. And maybe that's why now I fight so hard for everything.The sisters have combined to win six of the past nine Grand Slam titles. Their influence and inspiration is 6 . Venus and I came on the scene. It was just like something different, and you don't see black people in the locker room. I didn't know that we would influence a whole nation and culture and world to start playing and just bring a whole new look. That extended outside of color. That just extended all 7 , and I just wanna go out there and win grand slams and win tournaments and be number one in the world.It was different. It was like everyone looked at me different in the locker room. Everyone played me different so I was delighted to prove that I could win another grand slam and another and another.I had blood clots by lately in my lungs, and anyone knows that's not good. I didn't think about tennis at all. I just at that point I thought, okay, I want to live. And then I was8. For the first time in my life, I wasn't waking up thinking, okay, I got a practice. I just got to get better and heal. There's so much more to life than a sport. There's family and there's God, and there's a bigger picture.I think when I came back after all that, I thought different. I thought like I've been given a second chance, and I just felt like I don't win, you know, I’m just feeling alive. And I started playing better because I wasn't so uptight but loose and free, like you have nothing to lose. I feel like I'm being9 for all the hard work I've done. I feel like it was not only won for me, but for all women in general, when you're breaking down barriers, there's gonna be10we're not gonna be comfortable. It takes a team, and it takes a village, especially as women, to stand together and do things together. It is a good story that needs to be told.