- Description
A chauvinistic pig against a feminist with hairy legs, such an irresistible offer cannot be refused. In the early 70s, the sexual revolution is in full swing, and in this case, there is a rare and mutually pleasant harmony and agreement between men and women. However, social equality often only exists in the imagination of women. And tennis is no exception, rather a shining example of this. Bobby Riggs is the embodiment of testosterone, representing everything masculine that any women's movement has always fought against, fights against, and will continue to fight. A former tennis champion, gambler, slacker, and loud-mouthed showman, he is famous for the quote: "A woman's place is in the bedroom and the kitchen. Exactly in this order." Billie Jean King is a modern woman, who seems to have dropped into the story from the 21st century. She is exceptional in what she does, is engaged, fights for better conditions in women's tennis, and navigates romantic relationships with both men and women. Two poles that repel each other until they finally attract. Bobby, in a tennis exhibition, defeats the world’s number two female player, and the match is mockingly called "Mother's Day Massacre." That is the moment when Billie Jean King picks up the thrown glove and decides to kick his ass. In the subsequent monstrous show, it’s no longer just about tennis; it's merely a cover. An entertaining battle begins between the male and female worlds, which, although it cannot win the eternal conflict... every well-placed kick in the balls counts...
