Serena Williams gets defeated in Cincinnati Masters after losing to Petra Kvitova

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Serena Williams suffers another defeat in Cincinnati Masters after losing to? Petra Kvitova

The Tennis star, Serena Williams has been eliminated out of the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati after losing to Czech's Petra Kvitova.


On Tuesday, the former world No 1 lost 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 to eighth-seeded Petra Kvitova in the second-round of the competition which lasted for two hours.

Two weeks ago,she was also knocked out in her last tournament at San Jose after reaching the Wimbledon final. Cincinnati was her fifth tournament since she had her baby last September.
While speaking after the game, she said:  
"You know, this is a long comeback. I just began. I just started, definitely at the very, very beginning. I'm getting there, and I'm going to just continue to work hard and, hopefully, I'll start winning more matches."
Serena Williams suffers another defeat in Cincinnati Masters after losing to? Petra Kvitova

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