00:04Billie Jean King, the best lady player in the world, drives herself to perfection.
00:09She was this gritty competitor and a charismatic star.
00:15She wanted to change the world.
00:17I think that every sport needs a Billie Jean King.
00:20Billie Jean King.
00:21Billie Jean King.
00:21Billie Jean has done it again.
00:23I always ask myself, what is winning?
00:25I don't want to do anything unless I know what winning means.
00:30As she kept more famous, it meant more publicity.
00:34If we don't get equal prize money, we probably shouldn't play.
00:37I'm opposed to what she's trying to do in tennis.
00:40There's no way a woman can play tennis with a man.
00:44This is not a tennis match.
00:45I was fighting for equality.
00:47Her fight was an integral part of what was going on in the world around us.
00:52If I lost, I was going to put us back decades.
00:55I have to win.
00:56It's that simple.
00:57I have to win.
01:02Little did we know what was coming.
01:05She looks tense.
01:06She's pretty nervous right now.
01:08I was a mess, okay?
01:10It was difficult for her.
01:13Billie Jean couldn't put it together.
01:15I was living a lie.
01:17Everyone thought I was totally choking.
01:20Of course, girls always choke, right?
01:23Big mistake.
01:24They miscalculated on me.
01:30This is an opportunity to change the hearts and minds of people.
01:34That's who she was.
01:36She was for the people.
01:39You have to earn freedom in every generation.
01:43She'd give everyone a chance to compete both on the court and in life.
01:48A lot of people think, oh, it's such a sacrifice.
01:50But when you do something you want, it's not a sacrifice.
01:53Give me the ball.
01:54Ha, ha, ha.
01:55You're welcome.
01:59You're welcome.
02:00You're welcome.
02:02You're welcome.
02:03You're welcome.
