“I don’t want to finish my homework!” exclaims a little boy in front of a large audience at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo. All eyes are on him. His mother scolds the boy and he throws a tantrum. The audience murmurs and giggles as the boy breaks his toys.
Worlds Apart but bound by the sea, indeed thousands of miles apart—one born under the sun of Rhodesia, raised on South African soil, the other in the opulent halls of the Grimaldi Palace overlooking the Mediterranean—two lives unfold with surprising symmetry. Both driven by discipline. Both shaped by sport.
