Jon Leach says his son has inherited that skill, but not from him. Should you have information that conflicts with anything shown please make us aware by email. Copyright FameChain 2023, All rights reserved. Watch Lindsay Davenport's Top-10 points from the US Open. Citing undisclosed personal reasons, Davenport withdrew from the French Open five days before the tournament began. All the Celebrity Babies Born in 2017, Lindsay Davenport: Why the Atlanta Olympics Were So Special to Me and My Family, Lindsay Davenport Welcomes Daughter Haven Michelle, Lindsay Davenport talks more about Jagger, return to tennis, Lindsay Davenport says life is 'so much greater' with baby, Lindsay Davenport wins singles title in return to pro tour, Lindsay Davenport shares her secrets for being a successful working mom. She then lost to Monica Seles in the final at Los Angeles, after beating top-ranked Martina Hingis in the semifinals. 1 won three Grand Slam singles titles, including the US Open in 1998.. Davenport and Lisa Raymond then lost in the Australian Open semifinals to the top seeded team of Gigi Fernndez and Natasha Zvereva. She followed this with the 2010 Mercury Insurance Open, again with Huber. In the final, Davenport defeated sixth seeded Patty Schnyder for her fourth title in Zrich and her sixth title of 2005, second only to Clijsters's nine. The 37-year-old and her husband Jonathan Leach have welcomed baby girl Haven Michelle. When you visit this site, it may store or retrieve information on your browser, mostly in the form of cookies. Lindsay Davenport - Biography - IMDb Back in 2007, Davenport made a comeback to the tour just three months after Jagger's birth, and ended up winning two singles titles that season. She returned in Los Angeles, losing a second-round match to Samantha Stosur. 1, and an Olympic Gold Medalist so she's no stranger to challenges. Later that year, Davenport won her first Tier III title at the European Open where she beat Nicole Bradtke in three sets in the finals. Davenport was coached for most of her career by Robert Van't Hof. At Wimbledon, Davenport was seeded 25th, won her first-round match, and then withdrew from the tournament because of a right knee injury.