Petra Kvitov (WTA 26th)
After the title from Eastbourne, the two-time Wimbledon champion stretched her hand for six matches in a duel with Paolini, who was able to turn it around after the fifth entry to 2:6, 6:4, 6:2. Kvitov will be heading to the biggest Grand Slam race of the year, and his paint is very short compared to his. In Melbourne, she fell out of the water right away, at Roland Garros she lost one round.
On Ana Bogdanova, Kvitov was first, but she was moving around the circuit more than once.
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