Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova is an Russian ex-professional tennis player and American TV personality. The mix of her fame and appearance made Anna Kournikova one of the most well-known tennis stars around the globe. Anna Kournikova (Russian) is an ex-professional tennis player. Her name was, at one point in time, the largest female star of tennis. Kournikova was a decently proficient singles player however she was an extremely accomplished doubles player, and her collaboration with Martina Hingis was widely praised for their effectiveness. Her fashion and modeling made her famous worldwide. Her name is among the best athletes in the world, as per searches on the Internet. Kournikova is a classic baseliner for singles, who plays the ball quickly and smoothly around the court. Her tennis was defined by her powerful back as well as a strong groundstroke and a willingness to approach the net when the moment presented itself. Kournikova is a native of Moscow and both her parents competed in professional sports. Sergei Kournikov, her father was a champion wrestler and her mother, Alla Kournikov, was the runner. Kournikova first started playing tennis when she was just five. Her move to Florida (at the age of 10) in 1991, to study with the Nick Bollettieri Academy. When she became a professional, Kournikova signed endorsement deals with a whole bunch of brands, and quickly became the poster girl of tennis for women. Even after retiring she is an extremely popular celebrity and is featured in Hollywood film. Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias have been together since 2001. Their twins were born on 17 December 2017. Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova was born in Moscow. She was born in the city on June 7, 1981. She is an Russian former professional tennis player. When she made her debut as a professional, she was 14 years old. old. She was the youngest player ever to win a Fed Cup match for Russia. At 15 years old, she made it to the U.S Open and managed to reach the semifinals at Wimbledon. The tennis player was forced to give up professional play when she was 21 due to back pain that was severe.