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Petra Kvitova beats Eugenie Bouchard 6-3 6-0
Czech wins her second Wimbledon title in 55 minutes
Vasek Pospisil & Jack Sock beat Bob & Mike Bryan 7-6 6-7 6-4 3-6 7-5 in men's doubles final
Errani/Vinci beat Babos/Mladenovic in women's doubles final 6-3 6-1
We will be back with all the build-up to the men's final between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic from 11:30 BST tomorrow.
Twenty-three Grand Slams, eight Wimbledon titles and two of the most beguiling games in the sport between them, it will be worth tuning in for.
Frankly, I feel a classic brewing.
But today belongs to one lady. Dust off the gown Miss Kvitova, you have a Champions' Ball to attend.
Image source, AFPSeven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer, who faces Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final, speaking to BBC Sport: "The rain wasn't a problem, I got almost everything in. It's all about getting some movement going out there.
"I am excited and have still been relaxing and enjoying the tournament. I am off to do some media now where I will be talking about it so from now on I am looking forward to the match.
"Usually I don't sleep too well before a final, it's not 10 or 11 hours, more like seven or eight I don't know if it is nerves but I have got enough sleep over the last few days so I will be fine."
Image source, PAWhile Petra Kvitova was doing her thing under the lid, Roger Federer was having to contend with a mucky day out on the practice court. All very inconsiderate.
We'll take it that Bouchard v Kvitova was not your dream Wimbledon final then Ollie.
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Image source, Getty ImagesOllie, via text: I'm not being some throw back to a bygone era but 6-3, 6-0 - it's a bit of a disappointment no?
"Zero fight in the second set, perhaps over five sets then maybe it wouldn't have been all over after the first one-sided set. A procession."
Judy Murray
Great Britain Fed Cup captain on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, Judy MurrayJudy Murray via twitter:, external Outstanding K-viddy. Brilliant tourney Genie. @Wimbledon ladies final. X
Image source, AFPPetra Kvitova handed out plenty of hugs after completing her victory as she celebrated her second Wimbledon title.
Fifty-five minutes is undoubtedly the fast lane to victory. But Eugenie Bouchard should take solace from Molla Mallory and Joan Fry's demise.
Mallory went down 6-2 6-0 in 23 minutes to Suzanne Lenglen in 1922. Some accounts state that the match was over in 20 minutes.
Lenglen did the dirty on Fry three years later, winning 6-2 6-0 in in 25 minutes,
Richard:, external Bouchard being blown away by Kvitova's power was always a possibility, but that was a real demolition job! A worthy champion.
Matt McGlone:, external Great tournament from Genie Bouchard though. No doubt at all that she will win at least a few Grand Slams.
Craig Fraser:, external Feel so sorry for Bouchard because she didn't even play badly, Kvitova was just in another world today!
Image source, Hawk-EyePetra Kvitova demonstrated an almost perfect groundstroke display in the final against Eugenie Bouchard.
The graphic shows how she continuously moved Bouchard off the court using the wide channels to great effect. She hit 20 winners, 11 of those came off the forehand wing with nine from the backhand.
Kvitova hit with an average ground stroke speed of 71mph compared to Bouchard who was at an average of just 59mph. A very powerful display gave the deserved victory for Kvitova.
Here are the details of the demolition.
Kvitova hit 28 winners to Bouchard's eight.
Kvitova won 82% first-serve points, Bouchard managed 46%.
Kvitova won 61 points, Bouchard got 37 up on the board.
Image source, PAWorld number 87 Donna Vekic: , externalWell done Petra Kvitova!!!!
American tennis star Madison Keys:, external Massive congrats to Petra Kvitova. Unbelievable playing!
World number six and fellow Czech Tomas Berdych:, external Well done Petra Kvitova!!
World number 20 Andrea Petkovic:, external Myself also choking up over Petra's little speech. So well deserved! And Props to Genie, so young- so much more to come.
Hungarian WTA player Timea Babos, who is due on court next in the ladies doubles:, external Amazing performance from a nice person and great champion! Very happy for you! @Petra_Kvitova
World number 107 Kristina Mladenovic:, external Bravo @Petra_Kvitova! Very happy for her! She is a nice person with a true attitude of great champions! #Wimbledon2014 #champ #respect
After a quick bit of token small-talk with chairman Philip Brook, Petra Kvitova is off up the stairs to a welcoming committee that includes former champion Marion Bartoli, Czech-American legend Martina Navratilova and the Czech ambassador.
Then it is off to the balcony to show off the silverware to a sea of bobbing umbrellas.
Image source, ReutersPetra Kvitova's father Jiri wiped a thumb under each eye to catch a couple of stray tears, as he listened to his daughter thank her coaching team and family.
Petra is posing with the speedy work of the roll of honour inscriber. Her name is already up in gilt.
Judy Murray
Great Britain Fed Cup captain on BBC Radio 5 live
"We saw the sort of tennis from her when she won in 2011. In between, Petra Kvitova has been off and on, but I hope this will make her more confident. If she can play like this, she can go all the way to world number one and win more Grand Slams."
Image source, Getty ImagesWimbledon champion Petra Kvitova speaking to BBC Sport following her 6-3 6-0 win over Eugenie Bouchard: "I had great tactics from my coach - he always knows how I need to play.
"It was great play from Eugenie - you will be back soon. It was definitely a tough match. All my team helped me a lot throughout the years to come back here and win the trophy again.
"I can't say it's more special but after three years to be back here with the trophy is so special.
"I have to say thank to everyone who supports me all the time, it is a special time for me. Hopefully it will be good for everyone in the Czech Republic to have a second trophy. It is my second title so I hope it will be a little bit easier for me to handle."
The Centre Court spectators stay on their feet as Petra Kvitova and Eugenie Bouchard set off in opposite directions in laps of honour.
Both player warmly cheered as the flashbulbs pop under the roof.
Image source, ReutersEugenie Bouchard speaking to BBC Sport after her 6-3 6-0 defeat by Petra Kvitova: "First of all I want to congratulate Petra - she played fantastic for these two weeks.
"It was really tough for me today but I am proud of how I have played for these two weeks, I love coming back to Wimbledon so thank you guys. I feel like it's a step in the right direction, I 'm not sure I deserve all your love today but I certainly appreciate it. "
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
"Eugenie Bouchard has so many things to be proud of, reaching the final was amazing for her and she will be back."