Petra Kvitová is to make a decision on playing at Wimbledon this week as she looks to recover from a wrist injury.
After withdrawing from Roland Garros before her first round match with Sorana Cirstea, the Czech Republican has had time to reflect on things and spend time with her family.
It might not be ideal preparation for the two-time Wimbledon champion but it has given her time to process the brilliant start of the year she has had.
In January, Kvitová managed to reach her first grand slam final since the brutal knife attack that she suffered a couple of years ago.
Then, Kvitová managed to win in Stuttgart to add to another title to her collection beating good friend Kiki Bertens in the final.
This lead to her being number one in the Race To Shenzhen as she continued to amaze people with her sheer grit and determination.
Now after a few weeks break, Kvitová has arrived at Wimbledon in optimistic spirits although she admitted on social media that her final decision on her participation will be decided this week.
https://twitter.com/Petra_Kvitova/status/1143463375613169664
Should the 29 year-old be 100% fit at the third grand slam of the year then she will pose one of the biggest threats to new world number one Ashleigh Barty as SW19.
Having won the title twice at Wimbledon, Kvitová should be confident that she can show a good showing but for now health is the key and she will hope that she can play her favourite grand slam.
Wimbledon starts on Monday the 1st of July.
