FLORIDA: Serena Williams, a formidable force in the world of tennis, stands tall at 5 feet, 9 inches (175 cm or 1.75 m).

Williams possesses a stature that would be considered relatively tall for the average woman in a non-sporting context.

However, within the competitive realm of tennis, these measurements place her on the shorter side compared to many of her rivals throughout her career.

In certain situations, height can be an advantage, but Williams makes it cleat that it isn't everything. Power, speed and agility were what made the 41-year-old successful.

An user once tweeted, "I’m damn tired of people saying that Serena Williams’ height and build gives her an unfair advantage over other players as if male tennis players don’t all come in different heights and weights and it’s literally never brought up as an issue."

Another user expressed, "Sport has weight categories in martial arts, usually for safety reasons. Height and weight categories don't give females a chance."

the user added, "Serena Williams, GOAT, is similar height and weight to David Ferrer, journeyman pro. She would have won almost no points in a match against him."

The user further stated, "If you're arguing that females have no more right to sporting success than (eg) males who are 5'4" tall, then that is an argument for shutting women's sport down, not an argument for letting some men enter women's sport."

Williams embarked on her professional tennis career in 1995, immediately leaving an indelible mark on the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) Tour.

Over the years, she has amassed an impressive collection of accolades, boasting a staggering 23 Grand Slam singles titles.

Serena Williams or Sloane Stephens: Who is taller?

Sloane Stephens, another tennis player, is 5 feet 7 inches (170 cm/1.7m) tall, making her two inches shorter than Williams.

Height can be an important factor in tennis, affecting aspects such as reach and serve. However, both players have demonstrated exceptional skill and athleticism on the court throughout their careers.

Stephens' breakthrough came in 2008 when she reached the US Open Junior Doubles finals. Throughout 2009, she excelled in Junior Grand Slam events, reaching the quarter-finals.

In 2013, she gained global recognition with a notable run to the Australian Open semifinals, including a victory over then-world No 3 Serena Williams.

In the first half of 2016, Stephens secured three WTA titles, and in 2017, she clinched her first Grand Slam singles title at the US Open, earning her the WTA Comeback Player of the Year award.

Serena William's height compared to sister Venus Williams

Williams and her sister, Venus, both tennis legends, have slight differences in their heights. Venus is slightly taller than Williams, standing 6 feet 1 inch (185 cm) tall.

This makes Venus four inches taller than Williams.

Williams opened up to GQ about her personal struggles with body image. She said, "I felt weird, like, my b***s were bigger than Venus's, and my body was thicker. I was curvier."

She went on to describe how she would question herself, asking, "Why am I not Venus?" Venus, in turn, encouraged Williams to find her own identity and stop imitating her.

She said, "I was different. I looked different. And I played different. And I hit different. And I ran different.”