Radim Zondra, charged with attacking tennis players Petra Kvitova

Radim Zondra, charged with attacking tennis players Petra Kvitova

The Brno Regional Court launched the trial of Radim Zondra (center) on October 29, 2018, in Brno, Czech Republic. Zondra is charged with attacking Czech top tennis player and double Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova and severely injuring her left, playing hand in her flat in Prostejov, south Moravia, in December 2016. (CTK Photo/Lubos Pavlicek)

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