Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova is Russian ex-professional tennis player, and American television host. The mix of her fame and appearance made Anna Kournikova one of the best-known tennis players in the world. Anna Kournikova, who was a Russian tennis star who played for several years in this sport was once the top female player. Kournikova did not have a great singles performance, however she became incredibly successful at doubles. The tennis player was also highly praised by many people for her efficient partnership together with Martina Hingis. Her fame spread across the globe due to her style and modeling assignments as well as remains one of the top searchable athletes on the internet. Kournikova played singles as a modern baseliner, moving the ball with speed and bounce around the court. The basis of her game was solid returns and strong groundstrokes, and she was also at the net whenever she got the chance. Kournikova's parents were professional athletes themselves came from Moscow. Her father Sergei Kournikov was wrestler champion, while her mother Alla was a tracker. Kournikova started playing tennis when she was five years old. She relocated into Florida (when she had turned 10,) in 1991, to begin training at the Nick Bollettieri School. Kournikova turned pro following becoming a professional, and she signed contracts with a number of brands. Her image was the mainstay for women's tennis. After her retirement the sport, she has remained an immensely popular star and appears in Hollywood film. Kournikova is in a committed affair and Enrique Iglesias, a global famous actor. The couple has two children - twins born in December 2017. Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova was born on June 7, 1979 in Moscow, Russian SFSR Soviet Union. A former Russian professional tennis player. In her professional debut, she was just 14 years older. She was the youngest person ever to win in the Fed Cup in Russia. When she was 15 years old, this athlete made it to the U.S Open and managed to reach the semi-finals of Wimbledon. But, she was forced to end her professional tennis career when she turned 21 because due to severe back problems.