I wouldn't swap this for anything, says champ Kvitova

 

London: Petra Kvitova insists winning Wimbledon for the second time was such a sweet success that even becoming the world number one couldn`t be more fulfilling.

Kvitova ended three years of underachievement as she powered to her second Grand Slam title with a ruthless 6-3, 6-0 thrashing of Canada`s Eugenie Bouchard in yesterday`s final.

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New Delhi: Though, Maria Sharapova`s this year`s Wimbledon campaign came to an end when she lost to German ninth seed Angelique Kerber 6-7 (4-7) 6-4 4-6 in an enthralling tennis encounter in the third round, the Russian is still trending on the social networking site, under the trend – `Who Is Maria Sharapova`.

Andy Murray hopes to repay British public at Australian Open

Andy Murray wants to repay the British public with Australian Open success next month after being crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

The 26-year-old Wimbledon champion beat rugby union player Leigh Halfpenny and jockey AP McCoy to the award.
Murray is training in Miami to prepare for 2014's first Grand Slam, which starts in Melbourne on 13 January.