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Opinion

Tennis idols

THE EAR - The Freeman
December 4, 2014 | 12:00am

TENNIS. A young enthusiast, head of a business firm owned by his father, spent a good amount of money just to watch Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams, his tennis idols playing in the International Premier Tennis League in Manila.

NO MATTER. He said it doesn't matter whether they play good or bad. He said to our Ear informer: "Makakita lang ko nila in person ok na nako." Both tennis stars have been her "favorite sports idols," her father said.

AMOUNT

FATHER

GOOD

IDOLS

INTERNATIONAL PREMIER TENNIS LEAGUE

MAKAKITA

MARIA SHARAPOVA AND SERENA WILLIAMS

MATTER

TENNIS
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