Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova was an Russian tennis professional and American television host. Her appearance and celebrity status has made her one the most well-known tennis players worldwide. Anna Kournikova, a former Russian tennis star who played throughout her career in this tennis game, was once the most successful female player. Kournikova was a moderately skilled singles tennis player, was an incredibly successful doubles tennis player. Her association and Martina Hingis received widespread praise for the success of their partnership. The way she modeled and looked made her famous worldwide. She is still one of the most popular athletes that are searched by the internet. Kournikova is a classic baseliner in singles who moves the ball fast and effortlessly around court. She played with a lot of strength and used a lot of powerful groundstrokes. Kournikova is a professional tennis player whose parents are both from Moscow. Sergei Kournikov won the world championships in wrestling, as Alla Kournikova was an accomplished running. Kournikova first started to play tennis when she was five. The year 1991 was when she relocated to Florida to study at the Nick Bollettieri Tennis School. Kournikova was a professional player after turning professional and signed deals to endorse a variety of brands. She was the poster woman for tennis women. She continues to be an extremely popular celebrity in the years after retirement, and is also a part of Hollywood movies. Kournikova is engaged to global star Enrique Iglesias since 2001. They have two children together twins born in December of 2017. Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova is a Russian SFSR Soviet Union born in Moscow on the 7th of June, 1981. She is an Russian pro tennis athlete who played professionally. At the age of 14, she was the youngest player ever to win the Fed Cup and compete in professional tennis. When she was 15, she made it to the U.S. Open. Later, when she was 16 she was able to make it all the way to the semifinals of Wimbledon. Then, she was compelled to quit professional tennis at the age of 21 because of severe back pain.