This week in Dubai, Omani professional tennis player Fatma Al Nabhani attended Nike?s International Women?s Day celebrations where they screened a short film they made about her. Al Nabhani, who was ranked as high as 362 in the world when she was just 19 years old, comes from a tennis family who helped her become an Arab and West Asian champion from a very young age. Here she speaks with Sport360° about how she overcame the cultural barriers that many women face in this part of the world to pursue a career in professional sport.
03-13-2015, 02:57 AM
Exclusive: Q&A with Omani professional tennis player Fatma Al Nabhani
This week in Dubai, Omani professional tennis player Fatma Al Nabhani attended Nike?s International Women?s Day celebrations where they screened a short film they made about her. Al Nabhani, who was ranked as high as 362 in the world when she was just 19 years old, comes from a tennis family who helped her become an Arab and West Asian champion from a very young age. Here she speaks with Sport360° about how she overcame the cultural barriers that many women face in this part of the world to pursue a career in professional sport.
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