Anna Chakvetadze

Anna Chakvetadze is a Russian tennis player whose titles can be enumerated endlessly. Anna reached the position of the fifth racket in the world and won the Federation Cup as part of the Russian national team, the girl has a huge number of victories. However, fate prepared not only a triumph for the athlete, but also the bitterness of defeat, as well as serious health problems. Fortunately, even leaving the big sport, Anna found herself and continued to do what she loved.

The future tennis star was born on March 5, 1987 in Moscow. Anna's family is multinational: the athlete's father is from Georgia, and her mother was born in Ukraine. In addition to Ani, the parents raised two sons.

In an interview, the athlete repeatedly admitted that, although tennis appeared in her life quite early, Anna did not plan to associate her biography with it. For the first time, Chakvetadze entered the court at the age of 8. The coaches did not distinguish the girl from other children: Anna did not win a single match at children's tournaments for a long time. Twice Chakvetadze was even expelled from the group, and the parents had to transfer their daughter to another section.

Fortunately, after a while Anna still managed to demonstrate her own talent, and soon experts and just fans of this sport started talking about the promising young tennis player.

In 2001, Anna Chakvetadze became the champion of Russia among athletes of her age. The further career of the athlete developed rapidly: a year later, the girl reaffirmed this title, and also won several victories in various international competitions.

Also 2002 brought Chakvetadze a number of triumphant matches of the European Cup, where the girl played in the Russian national team. And a year later, Anna took second place at the Wimbledon tournament, finally winning the hearts of the fans.

In 2004, the photos of Anna Chakvetadze again appeared on the pages of sports publications. This time the reason was the victory over Anastasia Myskina on the way to the gold of the American tournament. Unfortunately, here Anna managed to get through only in the third round of the base, but even such an upward advance provided Chakvetadze a place in the top hundred tennis players in the singles rating.

2006 was also successful for the athlete: the girl won the first WTA (Women's Tennis Association) title at a competition in China. But two years later, in 2008, the girl had to face setbacks and even misfortunes. The girl's house, where she lived with her family, was attacked by armed men. Fortunately, everyone survived, but the robbers who committed the attack were never caught.

In sports, fortune also turned away from Chakvetadze: after a couple of victories, a series of unfortunate defeats followed. The rating of the Russian woman seriously decreased, the girl even refused to participate in the main sports event - the Olympic Games, which, undoubtedly, was not easy for Anna.

This trend continued a year later. Also, health problems were added to the troubles, Chakvetadze had to recover from several injuries. The following seasons cannot be called successful: victories alternated with defeats, special sports achievements in Anna's piggy bank did not increase, and the tennis player's rating was inexorably falling.

In 2011, it became clear that something serious was happening to the tennis player's health: the girl began to faint right during the tournaments. For a long time, doctors could not diagnose Anna, rumors even appeared in the press that Chakvetadze was feigning an illness.

However, Anna's reputation was soon restored: it turned out that the girl had severe otitis media, which manifested itself with similar symptoms. Unfortunately, otitis media turned out to be not the only problem for Chakvetadze - soon the girl again could not go to court. This time, old back injuries made themselves felt.

In 2013, Anna Chakvetadze officially announced the end of her sports career. As the girl later admitted, this period was not easy, but the sports character of the tennis player, hardened by many years of tournaments and training, did not allow Anna to lose heart.

Soon, the girl again found something to her liking: Chakvetadze began working as a sports commentator on the popular Eurosport channel. Vladas Tashev, an experienced commentator and sports journalist, often became her colleague on the air.

In addition, in 2011, Anna entered the electoral list of the Just Cause political party, and a year later she became a confidant of Mikhail Prokhorov, one of the presidential candidates.

In 2015, Anna returned to the big sport, however, this time as a coach. The athlete opened her own tennis school, where she transfers the accumulated knowledge and experience to the younger generation of future champions. And in 2016, Chakvetadze became a physical fitness coach for chess player Sergei Karjakin.

The personal life of Anna Chakvetadze was happy. In 2014, the girl got married. The chosen one of a slender beauty (Anna's height is 171 cm, and her weight is 63 kg) was a man named Pavel.

It is known that the beloved tennis player is far from the world of sports: Chakvetadze's husband owns his own business abroad. The athlete prefers not to advertise the details of the wedding and relationship with her lover, however, she admits that she tries to devote as much time as possible to her family and home.

Now Anna continues to share her experience with pleasure and comment on the current situation in tennis tournaments. So, recently Chakvetadze shared a detailed analysis of the game of Daria Kasatkina, Maria Sharapova, Karen Khachanov at the main tournament of the year - Wimbledon-2018.

In addition, at the beginning of the year, Anna spoke quite sharply about the situation with Alexander Krushelnitsky, a Russian curler who did not pass doping tests. According to Anna, the use of doping cannot be justified by anything, and athletes who tell stories about taking the drug inadvertently are like the storyteller Hans Christian Andersen.

News about Anna's professional life can be found on her Twitter and Instagram, where the girl shares her impressions of sporting events and also communicates with subscribers.

2001 - "gold" of the Russian championship (among juniors) 2003 - "silver" of the Wimbledon tournament

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