Cary Soto is ruthless, and her determination to win at any cost hasn't made her very popular. When she finally retires from tennis, she is the greatest athlete the world has ever seen. She has broken every record and won twenty Grand Slam titles. And if you ask her, she believes she deserves every single one of them. She sacrificed almost everything to become the best, with her father as her coach.

Javier, a former champion himself, has been coaching her since she was two years old. However, six years after her retirement, Cary finds herself in the stands at the 1994 US Open, watching her record being broken by an impressive tennis player named Nikki Chan.

At thirty-seven, Cary decides to train again with her father for one last year, in an effort to reclaim her record. Even if the media doubts her. Even if her body doesn’t move as fast as it used to. And even if she has to swallow her pride and train with a man to whom she once opened her heart: Bow Handley. Like her, he also has something to prove before he leaves tennis.

And yet, in the end, Cary Soto returns for an epic final season.