Petra Kvitová

 She is known for her powerful left-handed game, aggressive style of play, and proficiency on fast surfaces like grass and indoor hard courts.

Kvitová has had a successful career, winning a total of two Wimbledon singles titles. Her first Wimbledon victory came in 2011 when she defeated Maria Sharapova in the final. She went on to win her second Wimbledon title in 2014, defeating Eugenie Bouchard in the final.

In addition to her Wimbledon successes, Kvitová has won multiple other WTA singles titles and has been ranked world No. 2 in singles by the Women's Tennis Association (WTA). She is known for her powerful serve, devastating forehand, and ability to dictate play from the baseline.

Off the court, Kvitová is admired for her resilience and courage. In December 2016, she was attacked by a knife-wielding intruder at her home, resulting in serious injuries to her left hand, which is her playing hand. Despite the setback, Kvitová made a remarkable recovery and returned to professional tennis, showcasing her determination and strength of character.

Kvitová continues to be a prominent figure in women's tennis, admired for her skill, sportsmanship, and resilience both on and off the court.