Barbora Krejkov is a comet this season. At the end of May, the native of Ivanice near Brno finished in the French Traburg for the premier trophy from the WTA circuit. Subsequently, she also stretched out her hand at Roland Garros, where she completely unexpectedly finished for the grand slam title. Twenty-five years later, she was attuned to the Olympics at the WTA company in Prague, where she first took the title from a hard surface. In ebek, Krejkov jumped to 11th place and is the new Czech number two. This year she won 34 matches and only ten quarters left the court lost.
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