Key to the Czech
Republic's 7-5 2-6 6-3 victory was her decisive break of serve in the
final set to condemn her Chinese opponent to a third final loss of the
year -- following Li's reverses in Sydney and Rome.
"The first set was a really big fight -- every game was very close," world No. 5 Kvitova told the WTA Tour's official website.
"Maybe I was a little bit
lucky to win the first set. She played very well in the second set. She
was very aggressive without any mistakes."
Kvitova's triumph in
Montreal was all the more impressive considering the 22-year-old suffers
from asthma, which usually adversely affects her performances in North
America due to the summer humidity.
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