In her lengthy career, Petra Kvitova has won 2 Grand Slam titles, both at the Wimbledon as we'll take a look back on her triumph in 2014.
After reaching the semifinal in 2010 and winning the title in 2011, it's been definitely decided what would be Petra's favorite tournament. The Czech also reached the quarterfinals in 2012 and 2013 to win the title in 2014 again. Let's take a look at how Kvitova walked towards the glory for the second time.
Petra started the tournament as 6th seeded against her countrywoman Andrea Hlavackova. Kvitova outplayed Hlavackova in straight sets to deliver another 2-set victory against Mona Barthel in the second round. In the 3rd round, Petra outplayed Venus Williams and then she defeated Shuai Peng to reach her 5th quarterfinal at Wimbledon in a row.
For the third time, Kvitova won the quarterfinal match at the Wimbledon to reach the semifinal after defeating another countrywoman Barbora Strycova. In the semifinal, it was 3rd Czech that she played when she outplayed Lucie Safarova to reach her second final in All England Club.
Eugenie Bouchard did not stop Kvitova from winning her second title at the Wimbledon as the Czech dominated the match with 6-3, 6-0 victory. This was the second and, for now, the last Grand Slam triumph for Petra. You can watch the highlights from the final in a video below.
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycRNPl7kPfU[/embed]
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