Kvitova touches on potential retirement as well as future wedding: "One day it will come, that's clear, but I don't plan on it now"
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Petra Kvitova isn't thinking about retirement yet as she's still focused on tennis but she did settle on a date for her wedding which will be next year.
Petra Kvitova did not have an amazing tennis year but she's pretty certain that she's still capable of great things. Her season will start in Australia and she's flying early to get ready. The United Cup is first and she's excited about it despite being unsure of what to really expect:
"I don't know what to expect. But they came out with a new model and for me everything new is good. I have already experienced a lot of tournaments, they are routine. This will be something else. I'm glad that everything worked out like this and we have the opportunity to be like the Czech Republic in such a unique new competition."
She also touched upon her retirement admitting that one day it will come but that time hasn't come yet:
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"I don't know what they're going through. But it doesn't have to sting yet. One day it will come, that's clear, but I don't plan on it now. It's not like I'd say to clay, to grass, or to the US Open. As soon as it dawns on me that it needs an end, I will do it and I will not force it any further. But I haven't reached that point yet. When it ever happens, I'll tell you."
What she does know is when she'll get married and that's next year:
"I said yes and there should be [a wedding next year]. But when and where I will not tell you."
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