Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova is a Russian ex-professional tennis player who is also an American TV personality. She was a tennis superstar for her appearance as well as the fame she has earned. Anna Kournikova, who was a Russian tennis star who played for several years in this tennis game, was once a top female player. Kournikova is a talented but modest singles tennis player, had a hugely successful doubles tennis player. The partnership she formed together with Martina Hingis received widespread praise due to the efficacy of their partnership. The way she modeled and looked brought her worldwide fame. She remains one of the best athletes a person can find on the web. Kournikova was a baseliner who played in singles with pace and spinning and was the perfect example of a contemporary baseliner. She played with a lot of energy and utilized deep groundstrokes. Kournikova is a native of Moscow and her parents were athletes in the professional world. Sergei Kournikov, her father was a champion wrestler as was her mother Alla Kournikova ran. Kournikova's tennis career began as a child when she was 5 years old. older. Then she moved into Florida (when she was 10-years-old) in 1991 to train at the Nick Bollettieri Institute. After becoming professional, made sponsorship agreements with numerous brands. Even though she retired she is an immensely popular star and makes appearances in Hollywood film. Kournikova has been married to world superstar Enrique Iglesias since 2001. Couple has two kids - twins that were born in December 2017. Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova was born on 7th June, 1981, was born in Moscow. She was an ex- Russian tennis professional. When she made her debut as a professional, she was only 14 years old. She became the youngest player to have won an award at the Fed Cup in Russia. In her 15th year old, the athlete reached the U.S Open and managed to make it up to the semifinals at Wimbledon. Unfortunately she had to retire in professional tennis at age of 21 due to due to severe back problems.