Radim Zondra, attacker of tennis player Kvitova, given 11 years in prison

Radim Zondra, attacker of tennis player Kvitova, given 11 years in prison

The Olomouc High Court increased the prison sentence given to Radim Zondra, right, for his attack on Czech top tennis player Petra Kvitova from eight to 11 years, on January 8, 2020, in Olomouc, Czech Republic. Zondra was originally convicted of causing severe bodily harm, but the appeals court re-classified the crime to robbery the perpetrator of which faces a higher sentence level. (CTK Photo/Ludek Perina)

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                The Olomouc High Court increased the prison sentence given to Radim Zondra, center, for his attack on Czech top tennis player Petra Kvitova from eight to 11 years, on January 8, 2020, in Olomouc, Czech Republic. Zondra was originally convicted of causing severe bodily harm, but the appeals court re-classified the crime to robbery the perpetrator of which faces a higher sentence level. (CTK Photo/Ludek Perina)
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                  The Olomouc High Court increased the prison sentence given to Radim Zondra, pictured, for his attack on Czech top tennis player Petra Kvitova from eight to 11 years, on January 8, 2020, in Olomouc, Czech Republic. Zondra was originally convicted of causing severe bodily harm, but the appeals court re-classified the crime to robbery the perpetrator of which faces a higher sentence level. (CTK Photo/Ludek Perina)
                    Radim Zondra, attacker of tennis player Kvitova, given 11 years in prison

                    Radim Zondra, attacker of tennis player Kvitova, given 11 years in prison

                    The Olomouc High Court increased the prison sentence given to Radim Zondra, center, for his attack on Czech top tennis player Petra Kvitova from eight to 11 years, on January 8, 2020, in Olomouc, Czech Republic. Zondra was originally convicted of causing severe bodily harm, but the appeals court re-classified the crime to robbery the perpetrator of which faces a higher sentence level. (CTK Photo/Ludek Perina)
                      Radim Zondra, attacker of tennis player Kvitova, given 11 years in prison

                      Radim Zondra, attacker of tennis player Kvitova, given 11 years in prison

                      The Olomouc High Court increased the prison sentence given to Radim Zondra, right, for his attack on Czech top tennis player Petra Kvitova from eight to 11 years, on January 8, 2020, in Olomouc, Czech Republic. Zondra was originally convicted of causing severe bodily harm, but the appeals court re-classified the crime to robbery the perpetrator of which faces a higher sentence level. (CTK Photo/Ludek Perina)