Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kourinovova was an Russian television personality and former professional tennis player. The combination of her celebrity and looks made her one of the most well-known tennis stars around the globe. Anna Kournikova was a tennis player of Russia and was once at a point in her time the largest female athlete in tennis. Kournikova, a modestly talented singles tennis player, was an incredibly successful doubles player. The partnership she formed and Martina Hingis received widespread praise for the success of their partnership. Her fame spread across the globe due to her fashion and modeling work and to this date remains one of the most searched athletes on the internet. Kournikova was a singles player as a modern baseliner, playing the ball at a high velocity and a spin across the court. The basis of her game was her strong returns and strong groundstrokes. She also stepped up to the net whenever she got the opportunity. Kournikova was born and raised in Moscow. Both of her parents were professional athletes. Her father Sergei Kournikov was wrestler champion, and his mom Alla was a tracker. Kournikova began playing tennis at five years old. She moved to Florida (at the age of 10-years-old) in 1991, to study with the Nick Bollettieri School. After she turned pro Kournikova was signed to endorsement contracts with many brands and became the postergirl of tennis for women. After her retirement, Kournikova continues to have a large fan base and has been featured in Hollywood movies. Kournikova is currently in a lengthy affair together with Enrique Iglesias, a global superstar. The couple has twins who were born in on December 17, 2017 for the pair. Anna Sergeyevna Kourinovova is from the Russian SFSR Soviet Union born in Moscow on 7th June 1981. She is an Russian pro tennis athlete who played professionally. She made her debut in professional tennis at the young age of 14, becoming the youngest player ever to participate and win in the Fed Cup for Russia. This achiever made it to the U.S Open when she was just 15 years old, and when she was 16 reached into the semifinals of Wimbledon. Then she decided to pull out pro tennis at age 21 because of serious back issues.