Petra Kvitova is a Czech professional tennis player who competes on the WTA Tour, currently ranked world No. 526. She is left-handed. Her career-high ranking is No. 2. She began her professional career in 2006.
The 2025 campaign saw Kvitova finish 1-7. She showed resilience saving 58% breakpoints when threatened and recorded 0.3 aces per service game.
In 2023, the Czech triumphed with two titles, winning Miami and Berlin. Hard results: 22-10. Kvitova defended brilliantly at 59% break points saved, backed the serve up well with 47% on second attempts, and excelled with 70% success on first serve.
Petra Kvitova won the title at Eastbourne, reaching the final at Cincinnati in 2022. Competing on hard: 19-13. She fired 0.5 aces per service game, showed resilience saving 61% breakpoints when threatened, and won a strong 69% behind the first serve.
Kvitova won the title at Doha and two semifinals in 2021. Kvitova dominated on clay with a 8-4 record. She went 18-11 on hard. She backed the serve up well with 49% on second attempts, showed resilience saving 61% breakpoints when threatened, and won a strong 68% behind the first serve.
The Czech's 2020 season featured the final at Doha, advancing to semifinals at Brisbane and Roland Garros and one quarterfinal at Australian Open. Competing on hard: 14-6. Kvitova created massive pressure with 58% on second returns, commanded 68% of points on first serve, and backed the serve up well with 51% on second attempts.
In 2019, Petra Kvitova triumphed with two titles, winning Sydney and Stuttgart. Kvitova also reached finals at Dubai and Australian Open and one semifinal. She dominated on clay with a 8-2 record. She went 26-13 on hard. She maintained pressure winning 50% on second serve delivery, delivered 0.4 free points per game through aces, and defended brilliantly at 59% break points saved.
Petra Kvitova captured five titles in 2018, winning Doha, Madrid, Prague, Birmingham, and St. Petersburg. The Czech also reached one semifinal at Cincinnati. On clay: a strong 13-3. On hard: 24-13. Kvitova delivered 0.4 free points per game through aces, defended brilliantly at 60% break points saved, and backed the serve up well with 48% on second attempts.
Kvitova won the title at Birmingham and one semifinal in 2017. The campaign was limited to 28 matches. Hard results: 11-8. Kvitova commanded 74% of points on first serve, fired 0.8 aces per service game, and maintained pressure winning 46% on second serve delivery.
Petra Kvitova captured two titles in 2016, winning Wuhan and Zhuhai. Kvitova also reached the final at Luxembourg and three semifinals. On hard: a strong 36-13. On clay: 7-4. She maintained pressure winning 50% on second serve delivery, delivered 0.4 free points per game through aces, and defended brilliantly at 58% break points saved.
In 2015, Petra Kvitova triumphed with three titles, winning Madrid, Sydney, and New Haven. The Czech also reached the final at WTA Finals and one semifinal. Kvitova dominated on clay with a 11-3 record. She went 23-12 on hard. She dominated on first serve with 72% points won, maintained pressure winning 53% on second serve delivery, and delivered 0.5 free points per game through aces.
Kvitova captured three titles in 2014, winning Wuhan, New Haven, and Wimbledon. The Czech also reached one semifinal. On grass: a strong 9-1. On hard: 16-7. She dominated on first serve with 70% points won, maintained pressure winning 52% on second serve delivery, and held firm saving 61% of breakpoints faced.
In 2013, the Czech triumphed with two titles, winning Dubai and Tokyo. Petra Kvitova also reached finals at Katowice and New Haven. She dominated on hard with a 24-9 record. She went 9-4 on clay. She showed resilience saving 63% breakpoints when threatened, rarely gave away free points at second serve with 47% success, and commanded 65% of points on first serve.
Petra Kvitova captured two titles in 2012, winning Montreal and New Haven. Kvitova also reached five semifinals, including Roland Garros and Australian Open. This brought a new career-high of No. 2. On hard: a strong 22-5. On clay: 9-3. She maintained pressure winning 51% on second serve delivery, won a strong 68% behind the first serve, and defended brilliantly at 59% break points saved.
In 2011, Kvitova triumphed with four titles, winning Linz, Paris, Brisbane, and Wimbledon. The Czech also reached the final at Eastbourne and one semifinal. This marked her entry into the top 10. She dominated on grass with a 11-1 record. Kvitova went 19-6 on hard. She maintained pressure winning 51% on second serve delivery, held firm saving 61% of breakpoints faced, and commanded 69% of points on first serve.
The Czech advanced to a semifinal at Wimbledon, making a semifinal at Memphis during 2010. A new career peak of No. 29 followed. Competing on hard: 7-11. She excelled with 65% success on first serve, showed mental strength converting 48% of breakpoints, and held steady at 55% breakpoints saved.
Petra Kvitova won the title at Hobart, reaching the final at Linz in 2009. This brought a new career-high of No. 40. Hard results: 13-7. She collected 2 wins against top-20 opponents. Kvitova punished rival's second serves winning 59%, broke down first serves at 39% clip, and rarely gave away free points at second serve with 46% success.
The 2008 campaign saw Petra Kvitova finish 7-5 on the WTA Tour. This brought her first top-50 ranking. She collected 3 wins against top-20 opponents. At lower-tier events, she reached two quarterfinals at Sofia 100K and Bratislava 100K. On the Challenger/ITF circuit: 4-2.
Petra Kvitova delivered an impressive 2007 campaign. She broke into the top 200. She won three titles at Prerov 25K, Prague-Pruhonice 25K, and Valasske Mezirici 25K. She also reached the final at Bratislava 1 100K. Season record: 22-3. Record on hard in lower tier: 17-3.
Petra Kvitova competed at Futures/ITF level in 2006. She captured one title at Valasske Mezirici 25K. Record: 5-1.
Age: 36 (08-03-1990)
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