Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova was Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova was a Russian tennis professional and American television personality. The mix of her fame and beauty made her one of the best-known tennis stars in the world. Anna Kournikova is a former Russian tennis star who played for many years in this sport, was once considered the world's top female player. Kournikova had a decent singles record, but was hugely successful in doubles. The tennis player was also highly praised by many for her successful partnership together with Martina Hingis. Because of her modeling career and public appearances, she became a worldwide celebrity. In the present Kournikova is one of the top athletes searched for on the internet. Kournikova, a baseliner who played singles, with speed and spin is an excellent example of a contemporary baseliner. She had a lot of energy and utilized strong groundstrokes. Kournikova was born in Moscow and her parents were professional athletes. Sergei Kourikov won the national wrestling championships, while Alla Kournikova competed. Kournikova began playing tennis aged at the age of five. The year 1991 was when she made the move to Florida to join an academy named Nick Bollettieri. Kournikova was a professional player after becoming a professional, and she signed contracts to endorse a variety of brands. Her image was the mainstay for tennis women. Even after retiring her career, she remains an extremely popular celebrity and has appeared in Hollywood movies. Kournikova has been engaged to global superstar Enrique Iglesias since 2001. They have twins, born at the end of December and the two. Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova is a Russian SFSR Soviet Union born 7 June the 7th of June, 1981. She is a Russian former professional tennis player. When she made her debut as a professional, she was just 14 years young. She was the youngest person to ever win the Fed Cup in Russia. She made it to the U.S Open when she was just 15 years old. Then at 16 managed to reach all the way to the semi-finals in Wimbledon. Her professional career ended when she quit tennis because of pain in her back at age 21.