Petra Kvitova advanced to the Round of 16 at Indian Wells on Sunday by beating Jelena Ostapenko 0-6, 6-0, 6-4.The talking point of the match was the two players exchanging bagels in the first two sets. Having failed to win a single game in the opening set, the Czech found her best tennis over the course of the next 40 minutes to reel off 10 straight games, before Ostapenko mounted a comeback.Kvitova, however, was determined to close out a win — which she did after breaking her opponent at 4-4 in the decider.Gung-ho tennis fans flooded social media to share their views on the unusual scoreline. Taking to Twitter, one fan opined that the Ostapenko-Kvitova match was a 'circus act.'"Ostapenko/Kvitova should be a circus act, this match is all over the place," they wrote.Tennis Capper@TheTennisCapperOstapenko/Kvitova should be a circus act, this match is all over the place221Ostapenko/Kvitova should be a circus act, this match is all over the place😂Another fan said such matches were the reason why they love the WTA."WTA I've never loved you more, tiebreak in third amen," another fan opined.T 🌴@tennisispainWTA I’ve never loved you more tiebreak in third amen 🏻241WTA I’ve never loved you more ❤️tiebreak in third amen 🙏🏻 https://t.co/pvW0idcD0DOne user stated that the scoreline was "insane.""Stop that Petra-Penko scoreline is insane," the fan wrote.Sarah | Iga Świątek Sunshine Double Era ☀️🤞🏾@whomstissarahStop that Petra-Penko scoreline is insane26Stop that Petra-Penko scoreline is insaneHere are some of the other fan reactions:Tuxedo’s Mask 🎭@inspirEDucatorOstapenko and Kvitova out here being the streak queens they are. This scoreline is crazy 71Ostapenko and Kvitova out here being the streak queens they are. This scoreline is crazy 😭Courtney Nguyen@FortyDeuceTwitsis there time for kvitova-ostapenko to be awarded the cecil b demille372is there time for kvitova-ostapenko to be awarded the cecil b demilleJI (Juan Ignacio)@juanignacio_acIt doesn't get more Ostapenko than this37It doesn't get more Ostapenko than this https://t.co/vBiu5t01GdRyan@Some1NamedRyanbagel exchange 612bagel exchange 😭😭😭 https://t.co/U4JIcqVcet23 | ugonwa@RENAWlLLlAMSpetra and penko are not serious tennisers AT ALL3petra and penko are not serious tennisers AT ALLJosé Morgado@josemorgadoAbsolutely glorious scenes on Stadium 2 in Indian Wells.Petra Kvitova-Jelena Ostapenko, 0-6, 6-0.55 minutes.29615Absolutely glorious scenes on Stadium 2 in Indian Wells.Petra Kvitova-Jelena Ostapenko, 0-6, 6-0.55 minutes.lucefan@lucefan@whomstissarah I totally wanted a 6-0 third!1@whomstissarah I totally wanted a 6-0 third!😆ianeaux@ianeaux@josemorgado they should play 5 sets since that's really only 1 set's worth of tennis3@josemorgado they should play 5 sets since that's really only 1 set's worth of tennisThe Tennis Letter@TheTennisLetterPetra Kvitova beats Ostapenko 0-6 6-0 6-4 at Indian WellsYes, you read that correctly. I guess this is what you get when you match up 2 players with insane peak levels.The ball bashing. The drama. The winners.Icons. Both of them.Beloved Petra is into R16 605Petra Kvitova beats Ostapenko 0-6 6-0 6-4 at Indian WellsYes, you read that correctly. I guess this is what you get when you match up 2 players with insane peak levels.The ball bashing. The drama. The winners.Icons. Both of them.✅Beloved Petra is into R16 🇨🇿❤️🇨🇿 https://t.co/vurLhowbPXCristian Paunescu@Cris_Paunescu@WTA @Petra_Kvitova Haven't seen a bagel each before @WTA @Petra_Kvitova Haven't seen a bagel each before 😂Boxers & Ballers@BCBeatWriters@BNPPARIBASOPEN @Petra_Kvitova That was trip into crazy-town. Nice win.@BNPPARIBASOPEN @Petra_Kvitova That was trip into crazy-town. Nice win.Petra Kvitova to face Jessica Pegula next at Indian WellsPetra Kvitova exults after winning a point at the BNP Paribas Open. (PC: Getty Images)Petra Kvitova, a two-time Wimbledon champion, will face Jessica Pegula in the fourth round of the 2023 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.Kvitova leads Pegula in the head-to-head 3-1. The Czech won the duo's latest meeting too, beating her opponent as recently as this year's United Cup.Indian Wells has historically not been a happy hunting ground for Petra Kvitova, who rarely gets anything out of the slow, high-bouncing courts and heavy conditions. But she has generated enough firepower off the ground to outplay her opponents in her three matches so far this year, which augers well for her.Kvitova said on Saturday she was happy with the conditions on offer even though the courts were slow, and that she liked how the weather was a bit cloudy. The two-time Wimbledon champion also spoke about the balls used on site, claiming that they were becoming too heavy too soon."I liked it," she said. "In the end I know it was a little bit cloudy, which is better than sunny from the one side. When you are serving it's a bit tough as well sometimes. But otherwise the conditions were pretty similar what we had in the days before when we practiced.""The balls are getting dead pretty quickly when they are very new," she added. "They are flying. But then after few games, it's really heavy and not really flying anymore. It's a bit tougher even for my game, as well. The surface is pretty slow as well. It's not really suiting my game, but, I mean, it's every time here."With both Jessica Pegula and Petra Kvitova coming through similar dramatic wins at Indian Wells, the fourth-round contest promises to go down to the wire.