Petra Kvitová during the match against Jil Teichmannová from Switzerland
Jaroslav Ožana, ČTK
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“The start was not ideal, but the longer I played, the better it was,” Kvitová boasted after winning twice 6: 4.
At the same time, the 24-year-old Swiss woman is a bit of a mirror image of Kvitová as a left-hander and helps herself with an unpleasant service with the opposite rotation.
Exhausted, but with a brave heart. I reached the bottom, Martincová said
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“It took a few gams before I got used to it, in the end it was nice,” said the winner after dealing with Teichmann’s tireless defense.
“I knew the exchanges would be long and she would come back and come back and come back. I was reconciled that it would be a struggle,” said Kvitová, who resolved it greasily.
Although she lost the serve at the start of the second set, she didn’t think about the third act at all.
Raducanu is looking for a new coach with more experience from the WTA Tour
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“Saved forces are important. After the first match (with Russian Potapova) I was dismembered,” acknowledged Kvitova, who will present herself in her third semifinal of the season on Saturday.
He will go against Kontaveitová as a favorite with a mutual balance of 5: 2, which includes this year’s win in Doha.
| Saturday program of the women’s tennis tournament J&T Banka Ostrava Open 2021: |
| Center court (14:00): |
| Šwiateková (1-Pol.) – Sakkari (4-Gre.) |
| Kvitová (2-CZE) – Kontaveitová (EST) |
“I feel good here, I have a family here, the audience is driving me and maybe it will continue like this,” Kvitová wished.
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