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With 51 career titles and a legacy already etched among the greatest who ever competed, Lindsay Davenport still craves competition. But the discernable difference after an 11-month sabbatical to care for her son? There's no time to fret.

Maria Sharapova no longer carries the one-hit wonder monicker, but during a less-than-stellar '07 campaign, a Wimbledon championship would salvage her season.

Jennifer Capriati suffered yet another crushing U.S. Open loss, leaving the Americans with no Grand Slam finals appearances in 2004.

A pair of Russians stand in the way of an All-American women's final at the U.S. Open.

Lindsay Davenport is on such a roll, not even a strong effort from Venus Williams could stop her.

Lindsay Davenport has delayed thoughts of retirement with a major resurgence.

Lindsay Davenport has won four straight tournaments heading into the U.S. Open.

Lindsay Davenport lost her 15th Grand Slam semifinal; Maria Sharapova reaches her first major final.

It might be Lindsay Davenport's last Wimbledon and Maria Sharapova's breakout.

Lindsay Davenport's trophy case only needs some sterling silver from Roland Garros to make it complete.

Jennifer Capriati and Lindsay Davenport lost what may represent their last best chance for a fourth Grand Slam title.

Lindsay Davenport has the heart to win the U.S. Open, but her injured foot is causing her to stumble.

All of a sudden, the best U.S. women will be tested against each other -- again.

The Russians, who have been coming, have been coming, for several years, have finally arrived.

The brain, the very instrument that can allow an athlete to fall hopelessly behind can be used to close the gap it created.

For more than five weeks now, Venus Williams has been unbeatable. She has blown through 14 straight matches and dropped only a single set.