Monday, August 31, 2009

Anna Kournikova Wallpaper Collection Part 6

Anna Kournikova Wallpaper Collection Part 6

Anna Kournikova Russian Professional Tennis Player And Model Wallpaper Collection Part 7

In 2003 she made Anna Kournikova's last professional tennis appearance and underwent back surgery. But despite Anna Kournikova's fame on the court, Anna Kournikova's star still shines because of her stunning good looks. Today Anna Kournikova remains a top internet search and has ventured into modeling, becoming the most photographed woman in sports ever. Much of that includes scantily clad swimsuit spreads in such publications as Maxim, FHM, and Sports Illustrated’s legendary Swimsuit Issue.







Anna Kournikova Wallpaper Collection Part 5

Anna Kournikova Wallpaper Collection Part 5

Anna Kournikova Russian Professional Tennis Player And Model Wallpaper Collection Part 6

Anna Kournikova's pro career has had its ups and downs, and after nagging back injuries Kournikova has all but given up professional tennis. After a promising start to her career, Anna Kournikova never won a pro singles tournament but managed a consistent top-20 ranking. Anna Kournikova did, however, excel on the doubles circuit. Frequently paired with Martina Hingis, the duo ranked number-one and took 16 doubles titles (including three Grand Slam events).








Anna Kournikova Wallpaper Collection Part 4

Anna Kournikova Wallpaper Collection Part 4

Anna Kournikova Russian Professional Tennis Player And Model Wallpaper Collection Part 5

Russian tennis star Anna Kournikova first discovered tennis when Anna Kournikova was five years old. After six years of practice in her native Moscow, Russia, Anna Kournikova became more serious about the sport and moved to Florida at age 11 to learn at famed tennis coach Nick Bollettieri’s Tennis Academy. As Anna Kournikova's skills increased, Anna Kournikova excelled on the junior circuit. Winning both the European Championships and Italian Open, Anna Kournikova entered the pro ranks in 1996 as the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Junior World Champion.








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