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Anna Kournikova from Russia reacts to a lost point during the second set of her 7-6 6-2 loss to Martina Hingis from Switzerland in their semifinals match at the Chase Championships of
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Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova attends a press conference in Santiago, November 27, 2000. Kournikova, seeded eighth in the WTA, and the world's number one female player Martina Hingis of Switzerland, are
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Russian tennis star Anna Kournikova returns a shot during her semifinal match against Ai Sugiyama of Japan at the SVW Polo Open, a WTA tournament in Shanghai September 14, 2002. Kournikova won
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Russian tennis star Anna Kournikova during the Warsaw Cup WTA Tour womens tournament in Warsaw, May 7, 2002. Kournikova retired in the third set against compatriot vetlana Kuznetsova due to dehydration and
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