Konstantin Anisimov: Who Was Amanda Anisimova’s Father?

Konstantin Anisimov, the father of Amanda Anisimova, passed away in 2019. He was found dead at his home.

Konstantin was a Russian emigrant who worked in the financial industry.

He was his daughter’s primary coach while she was a junior. He was divorced from his wife, Olga, shortly before his death.

The couple had relocated to the U.S. from Russia in 1998 with their older daughter Maria, who is also a tennis player but now works New York, in the financial sector.

Who Is Amanda Anisimova?

Amanda Anisimova is an American tennis player, born on August 31, 2001, in Freehold Township, New Jersey, three years after her family moved from Russia.

Amanda is American born but she’s of Russian descent.

She was born to her mother, Olga Anisimova and the late Konstantin Anisimov.

Her older sister, Maria, played college tennis for the University of Pennsylvania and later went ahead to attend Wharton’s business school.

Amanda began playing tennis at age five and had trained under Nick Saviano and Max Fomine.

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