Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact

Igbo sentence: Ka emechara, dị ka Billy Dee William agwa Diana Ross na fim mahogany, "Ịga nke Ọma na-enweghị onye na ịkọrọ ya n'aka nothin '!" Ọria:
After all, as Billy Dee William tells Diana Ross in the movie Mahogany, "Success without someone to share it with means nothin'!"

Igbo sentence: Ụrọ n'ụlọikpe na French Open ga-atụle a Waterloo maka American egwuregwu.
The clay courts at the French Open shouldn't be considered a Waterloo for American players.

Igbo sentence: The ikpeazụ ajụjụ ịjụ onwe gị bụ: "M ga-eme ndị dị mkpa-arụ ọrụ iji mee ka ndị m plan-abịa fruition?"

The final question to ask yourself is: “Am I willing to do the necessary work to make my plan come to fruition?”