PICTURE THIS
Adam Duerson
September 18, 2006
No wonder Lindsay Davenport is one of the most popular
players in women's tennis: She has a big serve, a big return, a big heart ...
and, apparently, a very big autograph. Davenport signed oversized souvenir
balls after her fourth-round win over Patty Schnyder at the U.S. Open, two days
before she was eliminated by Justine Henin-Hardenne in the quarterfinals.
Davenport, 30, fell short of winning her fourth major, then downplayed
speculation that this will be her last Open, saying she wasn't sure if she'd
retire.
No wonder Lindsay Davenport is one of the most popular
players in women's tennis: She has a big serve, a big return, a big heart ...
and, apparently, a very big autograph. Davenport signed oversized souvenir
balls after her fourth-round win over Patty Schnyder at the U.S. Open, two days
before she was eliminated by Justine Henin-Hardenne in the quarterfinals.
Davenport, 30, fell short of winning her fourth major, then downplayed
speculation that this will be her last Open, saying she wasn't sure if she'd
retire.