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**TeNuaTe** · 10-08-2008, 12:35 AM

Unless one is going to give her credit for being the best physical actress on Earth, I just don't see how anyone could think that Jankovic was faking her injuries at the AO. By her semi she could barely walk. And somehow I don't think she'd have taken less flak if she'd "proven" her injuries were real by handing Maria a walkover.

I don't know, I think for me an athlete would have to come out and admit that they were faking or exaggerating an injury for me to believe it. There are too many little things that can go wrong that no one can see for that to be the first place my mind goes. Or even the second, or the 75th. Even for the ones I don't like. Now, that some are more, erm, proactive in seeking immediate medical treatment than others is indisputable but as a wise man once said, who can fault them for taking full advantage of their employer's medical coverage?

10-08-2008, 12:35 AM	#18
TeNuaTe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 449 Senior Member	Unless one is going to give her credit for being the best physical actress on Earth, I just don't see how anyone could think that Jankovic was faking her injuries at the AO. By her semi she could barely walk. And somehow I don't think she'd have taken less flak if she'd "proven" her injuries were real by handing Maria a walkover. I don't know, I think for me an athlete would have to come out and admit that they were faking or exaggerating an injury for me to believe it. There are too many little things that can go wrong that no one can see for that to be the first place my mind goes. Or even the second, or the 75th. Even for the ones I don't like. Now, that some are more, erm, proactive in seeking immediate medical treatment than others is indisputable but as a wise man once said, who can fault them for taking full advantage of their employer's medical coverage?
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