Summary of Las mujeres que cambiaron la historia del deporte

00:00:00 - 00:00:00

This video discusses the history of women in sports, starting with the Boston Marathon in 1967. It highlights some of the most successful women athletes of all time and discusses the 1970 World Female Football Championship, which was held in Mexico City.

• 00:00:00 This March 9, a day that will be remembered as a pivotal day in Mexican history, is also the day when women began competing in sports. 261 tells us something that may not be true, but on April 19, 1967, Catherine Switcher broke the barrier by competing in the Boston Marathon despite being banned from doing so. This event marked the beginning of women's participation in professional sports. Since that time, women have continued to make significant contributions to the sport world, with females representing 50.24% of all participants in professional sports. Some of the most notable women athletes include Serena Williams, who is a multiple-time tennis champion, Larisa Latynina, who is a three-time Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics, and Serena Williams, who is the most successful female tennis player of all time. Women's participation in sports has continued to grow in recent years, with many sports now being open to them. On this day, we are reminded of the 1970 World Female Football Championship, which was held in Mexico City and featured six Argentine teams, Denmark, Italy, France, England, and Mexico. Mexico won the final game 9-0 against England. This event was a major milestone for female athletes and