Petra Kvitova had an emotional moment at Wimbledon, where she announced her retirement from tennis, thanking fans and family.
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After her match at Wimbledon, 35-year-old Petra Kvitova was overcome with emotion, crying in front of cheering fans. She said she would miss tennis and Wimbledon, but felt ready for a new chapter in her life. Kvitova, who has won 31 singles titles, including six Billie Jean King Cups, has announced she will retire at the end of 2025, aiming to play in the US Open as her last tournament.
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