Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova was an Russian tennis professional and American TV personality. The combination of her popularity and style made Anna Kournikova one of the best-known tennis celebrities in the world. Anna Kournikova was a Russian tennis player who held the title of the most prominent female player in the sport. Kournikova did not have a great singles track record, but she had a hugely impressive record in doubles. Also, she was praised by numerous people for her successful partnership in the form of Martina Hingis. The world was captivated by her fashion and modeling work and to this date remains one of the most highly searchable athletes on the internet. Kournikova was a typical modern baseliner playing singles, rolling her ball across the court with speed and spin. Her style of play was based on an impressive return and powerful the groundstrokes. She also went to the net whenever she got the chance. Kournikova is a professional tennis player with parents who are both from Moscow. Sergei Kournikov, her father was a champion wrestler, and Alla Kournikova was a runner. Kournikova first started to play tennis when she was 5. When she was in 1991, the player moved to Florida for the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy. When she became a professional, Kournikova had endorsement deals signed for a variety of companies and was the face of tennis for women. After her retirement she is an extremely popular celebrity and appears in Hollywood films. Kournikova is engaged to global superstar Enrique Iglesias since 2001. The couple has two children - twins, who were born in December of 2017. Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova was born on 7th June 1981 was born in Moscow. She is a Russian and former tennis professional. At the time of her first professional appearance, she was 14 years old. old. She became the youngest player to be crowned the winner of at the Fed Cup in Russia. She was a finalist in the U.S Open at 15 years old and reached the Wimbledon semi-finals by the time she reached 16 years old. She was forced to quit from professional tennis at the age of 21 because of severe back injuries.