Women without limits
Sport, a powerful voice in society, is a force for change. And strong female athletes are using their platform to be heard. From Simone Biles advocating for mental health, Jennifer Hermoso and the #EnoughIsEnough movement, Coco Gauff addressing racism, Mikaela Shiffrin tackling climate change, Amanda Serrano fighting for gender equality, to Rafaela Pimenta making waves in the executive world, these women are not just athletes; they are pioneers.
Aitana Bonmatí
Winner of the Ballon d'Or and The Best and World Cup winner with Spain, Aitana is without doubt the best female footballer on the planet. Beyond her sporting achievements, she's an active supporter of NGOs aiding refugees and is deeply committed to gender equality. Even her surname carries a feminist story, symbolizing more than just a name on a jersey but a legacy of empowerment.
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Simone Biles
Regarded by many as the greatest gymnast of all time, Simone Biles made a triumphant return to top competition in 2023. Her comeback, after a three-year hiatus dealing with psychological challenges, serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for athletes facing similar struggles, showcasing resilience in the face of adversity.
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Rafaela Pimenta
In a male-dominated field, Rafaela Pimenta has risen to the top, and now leads the Raiola Empire. Her demeanor may be stern, but beneath lies a highly qualified and formidable negotiator who commands respect from the world's most powerful football clubs.
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Amanda Serrano
The only world champion in seven different weight classes in boxing history, Amanda Serrano, has challenged the sports establishment to enforce equal rules for men and women. Her historic bout against Katie Taylor at Madison Square Garden on April 30, 2022, marked the first time two women headlined a main event, a watershed moment for women's sports.
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Jenni Hermoso
The struggle of Jenni Hermoso and the Spanish women's football team, culminating in their World Cup victory, has become a global example. The #EnoughIsEnough movement, sparked by an unsolicited kiss from Luis Rubiales, has marked a significant step towards equality and empowered others to share their experiences of abuse.
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Mikaela Shiffrin
Surrounded by an all-women team, Shiffrin has bridged the pay gap in alpine skiing and emerged as an environmental advocate. With six world titles, 94 victories, and 150 podium finishes, she has surpassed the legendary Ingemar Stenmark, setting a new standard for excellence.
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Coco Gauff
A prodigious talent, Coco Gauff burst onto the tennis scene at 15 and clinched a Grand Slam title by 19. Her activism, from battling racism and inequality to advocating for climate change and feminism, is amplified by her sporting success, making her a powerful voice for change.
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Megan Rapinoe
The retired US soccer star left the game in 2023 after a storied career marked by triumphs on the field and a staunch commitment to various social causes. Alongside her teammates, she achieved pay parity with the men's team and has been a vocal supporter of the LGBTQ+ community and the fight against racism.
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