Isn't it kind of fishy?

Question

that Davydanko retired from the Estoril open final but managed an easy win few days later at the Monte Carlos?

doesn't sound right...

Answer 1

It's blue fish fishy.  If you know those fish, then you know that's even more fishy than Makarel.  True athletes play till they fall over.

Answer 2

fishy and scaley!

Answer 3

Yes, it is kind of fishy.  They were saying in the match he had the other day that he's been warned before about not trying hard enough.

Answer 4

fishy,in theory,i think. but there are alot of things that go on afterward too which could have helped him go on to monte carlo....the massaging....medication.....topical solutions....

also,playing on with a mere tweak could in fact make it worse,ultimately,and perhaps he didn't want to risk that with a masters tourney following.

Answer 5

Yea I was thinking the same exact thing and he said his leg got injured which would make you think he would need more time to recover. Very Fishy Indeed!

Answer 6

Yeah that's definitely not right, get some sportsmanship.

Answer 7

I hate when athletes drop out for pansy excuses. Get some balls D. Maybe he needed to get some food.

Answer 8

Davydenko should be careful doing what he just did...faking an injury is something very unsportsmanlike...and come to think of it, he said in the interview later that in the match with Roger he retired from was not different from the other matches he played against the world no. 1...definitely, the atp must look into this...should we raise this issue with the atp?

Answer 9

Sounds fishy to me as a matter of fact, the whole thing reeks scandal!