David Vydra, Jan Kodes, Petra Kvitova, funeral of former Czech tennis player Jana Novotna

David Vydra, Jan Kodes, Petra Kvitova, funeral of former Czech tennis player Jana Novotna

+++FILE PHOTO+++Tennis coach David Vydra (from left) and players Jan Kodes and Petra Kvitova lay flowers as she attends funeral of former Czech tennis player Jana Novotna, Wimbledon champion, who died after a serious illness on Sunday, November 19, at the

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