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Of course, every movement for social change requires moments of sudden acceleration. They don’t happen in a straight line, nor do they come easily. There are no real turning points, just catalysts for evolution. But that evolution needs to happen much faster. Yes, some things have changed since 2017; workplaces have anti-harassment policies, the use of nondisclosure agreements is declining, women know that collective voices have power and courage is contagious. They also know how to better describe what happened to them—and that it may be a crime. Yet it seems the odds are still stacked against those who speak up. It’s time to say Time’s Up—not just while the headlines last, but forever.

Spanish padel player Arturo Coello, who just turned 22, made his professional debut five years ago, before recently becoming the youngest player in the history of the sport to reach the world number one ranking. (Still not sure what padel – or the world’s fastest growing sport – is? Read this .) Coello is also the only padel player to have won the sport’s four major tournaments, including tournaments in Paris, Rome, Qatar and Mexico. With the Paris tournament starting today, we thought it would be a good idea to catch up with Coello to find out a little more about this global racket sports icon.

Let me be clear: I think women who find the courage to speak up about their abuse are incredibly brave. How long it takes them to do so is irrelevant; they should never have been put in that position in the first place, silenced by the fear and shame they were wrongly made to feel. “I thought about speaking up at the time [when the #MeToo movement began]… but I was embarrassed and felt like a failure. I thought people would think I was getting revenge,” one woman caught up in Al-Fayed’s allegations told the press.

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