No, otherwise he would be StevebinEagle

I wish it were a joke.

Not necessarily. The problem with the question is that if a male Russian surname ends in V, the female version ends in A. Every single surname on that list has an equally as common female version, so the question is inherently flawed. If you're asking what are the top 10 most common endings to Russian surnames, the answer of A is as equally valid as V. You can't count male and female surnames separately because that's not how Russian surnames work, a family doesn't share a single male or female surname. If a father's last name is Pavlov, his wife's last name is Pavlova, and this same gendering applies to any children they may have. At that point you'd have to research the gender demographics of each surname, which far more complicated, unnecessary and confusing compared to just simplifying the question or answer.