What to pay: The two-time Wimbledon champion from 2011 and 2014 just knows how to play on grass! In the German capital on Saturday, she managed two matches within seven hours. “I’m tired, but I can be proud of myself,” yawned Kvitova before entering the final against Vekicova of Croatia yesterday. After winning 6:2, 7:6, the left-hander from Fulnek started her fourth dozen triumphs on the WTA circuit.
Kvitová has matured on her damaged wrist and has a new trick: she improved her serve with a dribble
“I love weed,” Petra was happy. Krejčíková could claim her first grass court laurel a week before the start of the London Grand Slam, but she fell 6:7, 4:6 to the Latvian Ostapenko. Bára had a chance for the consolation prize in the doubles (it ended after the deadline). Hopefully, unlike the green meadows, the form of Czechs will not pass away!
The beast is still there. Kvitová about how she awakened the lioness in her again
