Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova insistedu00a0 yesterday that becoming World No 1 has never been one of her dreams, although she did concede reaching the pinnacle of the sport would be "nice". <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/jan/kvitovafinal1.jpg" border="5" /> Petra Kvitova The Czech had a golden chance to overtake reigning World No 1 Caroline Wozniacki at last week's Sydney International until her loss to China's Li Na in the semi-finals. However, she is only 295 points behind the Dane and can move to No 1 if she has a good run at the Australian Open and Wozniacki fails to reach the final four this year. Kvitova said:u00a0 "It's very close, but still it's really far away because, you know, many players can be top. Everybody at the top can play really well. I know it's just some points, but still it's a really big step."

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Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova insisted  yesterday that becoming World No 1 has never been one of her dreams, although she did concede reaching the pinnacle of the sport would be "nice".

It's a tough fight for No 1 spot: Petra Kvitova

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