Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova is a Russian TV personality as well as a an ex-professional tennis player. Due to her popularity and physical appearance, she became one of tennis's most well-known stars. Anna Kournikova was an ex tennis pro from Russia and was once at a point of her time the largest female athlete within the game. Kournikova was a moderately skilled singles tennis player, was an extremely successful doubles player. Her partnership together with Martina Hingis received widespread praise for their effectiveness partnership. Her modeling and looks made her famous worldwide. Her name is among the best athletes in the world, as per searches on the Internet. Kournikova is an iconic baseliner in singles who moves the ball fast and effortlessly around court. Her style of play was based on an impressive return and powerful groundstrokes, and she was also at the net every time she had an opportunity. Kournikova was born and was raised within Moscow. The parents of both her were athletes. Sergei Kournikov, her dad was a wrestler champion and Alla Kournikov was an athlete. Kournikova started playing tennis when she was just five. She moved to Florida (at the age of 10,) in 1991 to train with the Nick Bollettieri School. When she became a professional, Kournikova was signed to endorsement contracts with a whole bunch of companies and was the face of tennis for women. It is still a widely followed celebrity figure throughout her retirement. She is also a part of Hollywood films. Kournikova as well as Enrique Iglesias have been together since 2001. The couple have two children, twins that were born in 2017. Anna Sergeyevna Kourinovova is from the Russian SFSR Soviet Union born in Moscow on 7th June 1981. She was a fervent Russian professional tennis athlete. She made her debut in professional tennis at the age of 14 becoming the youngest tennis player ever to participate and win at the Fed Cup for Russia. This achiever made it to the U.S Open when she was just 15 years old, and at 16 managed to reach into the semifinals of Wimbledon. However, she had to stop playing tennis professionally when she reached 21 due to severe back pain.