Anna Kournikova

Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova was the Russian tennis professional and American TV personality. She became a tennis star because of her appearance and popularity. Anna Kournikova, a former Russian tennis star that played throughout her career in this sport was once the top female player. Kournikova an averagely gifted singles tennis player was a wildly successful doubles player. The team she was in with Martina Hingis received widespread praise for the effectiveness of their collaboration. Her fashion and modeling have earned her international acclaim. It is still among the best athletes searched on the Internet. Kournikova, a baseliner who played in singles with velocity and speed and was the perfect example of a contemporary baseliner. Her style of play was based on strong returns and deep groundstrokes. She also stepped up to the net when she had an opportunity. Kournikova is a native of Moscow and her parents were professional athletes. Sergei Kournikov took home the world wrestling championships and Alla Kournikova competed. Kournikova was first introduced to tennis when she was just six. She began playing tennis in the year 1991. moved to Florida for an academy named Nick Bollettieri. As a pro, she signed endorsement deals for a variety of brands. She became the brand ambassador of women's tennis. She continues to be a widely followed celebrity figure throughout her retirement. She is also a part of Hollywood movies. Kournikova has a long-term relationship and Enrique Iglesias, a global star. The couple has two children - twins born in December 2017. Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova, born 7 June 1981, was born in Moscow. She is an Russian pro tennis athlete who played professionally. In her professional debut, she was 14 years old. young. She was the youngest person ever to be crowned the winner of at the Fed Cup in Russia. It was her first time all the way to U.S Open when she was barely 15 years old. She aged 16 was able to make it in the semi-finals at Wimbledon. However, she was forced to withdraw from professional tennis at the age of 21 because of severe back injuries.