Race not an issue for Anna Kournikova when it comes to love

Malaysia News.Net
Tuesday 27th October, 2009 (ANI)

Kuala Lumpur, October 27 : Tennis star Anna Kournikova has said that race is not an issue for her when it comes to matters of love.

The sexy sportsperson was present in Malaysia for the launch of Showdown of Champions 2009 - The Grand Slam.

"(Malaysian men are) very cute but at the end of the day, it is all about the person and it has nothing to do with the race," the Star Online quoted her as saying.

She also mentioned the background of her long time boyfriend/singer Enrique Iglesias, while talking on the same topic.

She said: "He is half Spanish and half Filipino."

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goudut
10-27-09, 09:46 AM

Race not an issue for Anna Kournikova when it comes to love

betul ka tidak oh?

flash1
10-28-09, 03:24 AM

not 2 good

she play very bad

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