An episodic documentary of legendary tennis player Serena Williams is coming up. The key presenter of the documentary is ESPN. The series is named 'In the Arena'. The productions are being made by three famous companies, Religion of Sports, 199 Productions and Williams and Caroline Currier’s Nine Two Six Productions.

The project led off Disney's upfront to ad buyers in New York. Williams herself took the stage to unveil the series. She said he wanted to appear at the event because "you are talking about building connections with fans and our family is super-obsessed with Disney."

Gesturing toward her stomach, she added, “My big plan was to break my baby news at the Disney upfront, but the Met Gala got in the way of those plans.” 'In the Arena: Serena Williams', will be “an unflinching account of her life and 23 Grand Slam victories, not counting doubles.

The project follows the top-rated 'Man in the Arena: Tom Brady', which profiled the Hall of Fame-bound quarterback in 2022. In a career spanning more than two decades, Williams has revolutionized the sport of tennis and also served as an inspiration for up-and-coming athletes and a wide array of others.

According to the official announcement, the series provides the most complete, intimate, and compelling account of her legendary career, featuring firsthand perspective from Serena and key figures throughout her life. Several of Serena's most significant Grand Slam tournaments and defining personal milestones are examined and decoded in detail. The series puts together about Serena's spectacular on-court achievements and cultural impact with dramatic personal challenges. Through it all, Serena fights to maintain her place atop the tennis world while juggling the transformational experience of starting a family.