Billie Jean King becomes first woman to receive Walk of Fame star for sports entertainment
Billie Jean King is the first woman to be honored in the Walk of Fame's new category for sports entertainment.
April 8, 2025
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Billie Jean King is the first woman to be honored in the Walk of Fame's new category for sports entertainment.
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