She is a tennis superstar.

 

But Venus Williams channeled an actual super hero as she faced off against Zarina Diyas in the Miami Open on Tuesday.

 

Venus, 40, looked fierce as she arrived to the match wearing a Wonder Woman face mask and coordinating dress.

 

 

Wonder Woman! Venus Williams channeled an actual super hero as she faced off against Zarina Diyas in the Miami Open on Tuesday

 

The glittering red, blue, and gold face mask was emblazoned with the Wonder Woman logo, and was the perfect accessory to her coordinating midnight blue and gold dress.

 

The pretty dress was cinched at the waist with a Wonder Woman belt, and flared out with a pleated gold skirt.

 

Perhaps most head-turning of all were her teal green hair buns, which were stylishly twisted on either side of her head.

 

Venus arrived to the court with an air of confidence, and it’s no wonder considering her powerful outfit.

 

 

Going for it! Williams gave the game her all as she whacked the tennis ball across the court

 

 

Determined: Williams lunged across the court to hit the ball

 

 

Golden girl! Williams wore a glittering midnight blue and gold dress with white trainers

 

The tennis pro walked onto the court with her red Wilson bag slung over her shoulder, and a white visor on her head.

 

But Venus’ confidence really shone through the moment she hit the tennis court.

 

The star showed off her powerful strength as she whacked the ball with determination.

 

 

Powerful: Williams showed off her incredible athletic s𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁s throughout the match

 

 

Contemplative: The star had a chance to catch her breath

 

 

Loss: Despite her best efforts, Venus lost to Zarina, 6-2

 

Venus gave the match her all, lunging across the tennis court in order to reach the ball.

 

Despite her best efforts, Venus lost to Zarina, 6-2.

 

Tuesday marked Venus’ 21st appearance at the tournament, and the last time she won a title was in 2001 when she beat Jennifer Capriati.

 

Audience members were small for the first day of the tournament, and will remain so with only 750 fans allowed on the grounds per session.

 

Venus’ sister Serena Williams was missing from the tournament, as well as mens pro players Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nada.

 

 

Grand entrance: Venus arrived to the court with an air of confidence, and it’s no wonder considering her powerful outfit