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Lindsay Davenport might not be motivated to endure the daily tennis grind anymore, but that didn't stop her from opining on today's game.

Burnout, babies and bum body parts can be career-ending developments for some WTA Tour players. But many women are finding that retirement is more a phase than a final bow.

While a crestfallen summer certainly hurt Ana Ivanovic's chances, perhaps karma played a role in Lindsay Davenport's early dismissal. Bonnie D. Ford highlights the week that was at the U.S. Open.

A year ago, Lindsay Davenport made a triumphant return to tennis, winning four titles. But after various injuries, the 32-year-old American is again ambivalent about her career, facing speculation this could be her final U.S. Open.

It's been an average first couple of days for the Americans at Wimbledon. Lindsay Davenport and Andy Roddick won, while big-serving Mardy Fish had a day to forget.

What do you get when you take a 31-year old, oft-injured mom and stick her in the hot and humid temperatures she despises? A vintage-looking Lindsay Davenport, who has headlined Week 1 in Miami.

Lindsay Davenport has made a triumphant return since giving birth. Maria Sharapova is finally healthy after an ailing shoulder. In their upcoming second-round clash, someone's comeback is going to be derailed.

The Australian Open draw is out. Federer and Nadal have seemingly smooth paths to the quarterfinals while a couple of heavyweights on the women's side could clash early.

She didn't see herself playing again after announcing in December 2006 that she was pregnant. A little more than a year later, American Lindsay Davenport has earned the right to play any event in 2008. Bonnie D. Ford explains.

Lindsay Davenport's career took an unpredictable twist. After giving birth to her son Jagger in June, the former No. 1 player has re-emerged on the tennis scene - and is happier than ever.