Chilean tennis player Tania Zeng, recognized globally for her inspirational career and Olympic debut at the age of 58, was included in the prestigious BBC's 100 Most Influential Women list.
This recognition highlights not only her sporting talent, but also her resilience and ability to reinvent herself. After a break of more than three decades in the sport, Zeng resumed her career during the pandemic and became Chile's top-ranked tennis player, representing the country in international events such as the Pan American Games and the South American Championship.
In her social networks, the athlete posted a message once the distinction was made public: "What an honor to be part of the list of 100 Women Most Inspirational and Influential Women in the world according to @bbc100women ! 🌎✨ This recognition is not only mine, it is from my family and all the people who have believed in me and supported me in every step. Thank you for accompanying me on this path full of challenges and dreams fulfilled. let's keep inspiring together!".
Learn more about this recognition by visiting the full article on the BBC website.
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