Defeated Nikolay Davydenko not upset by question at US Open

3 Sep 2008

NEW YORK -- As reported by The Canadian Press: "For more than a year, the cloud of a gambling investigation has covered Nikolay Davydenko. So after he lost to a qualifier ranked 130th at the U.S. Open, the question was inevitable.

"...'I can beat everyone and I can lose to everyone,' the fifth-seeded Russian said, without a hint of anger or agitation. 'Normally I have a chance to win, but I didn't.'

"The gambling probe began in August 2007 after Davydenko pulled out of a match in Poland against lowly Martin Vassallo Arguello in the third set because of a bad foot. An online betting agency voided all wagers, citing an inordinate amount of money put on the match - including lots of bets for Arguello, even after he lost the first set.

"...There has been no official word from tennis officials on the outcome of the investigation..."

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	Defeated Nikolay Davydenko not upset by question at US Open 3 Sep 2008 <a href='https://ad.casinocity.com/adclick.php?n=a21efcd1'><img src='https://ad.casinocity.com/adview.php?what=-site:vendors/width:250/RON&n=a21efcd1' border='0' alt='' /></a> NEW YORK -- As reported by The Canadian Press: "For more than a year, the cloud of a gambling investigation has covered Nikolay Davydenko. So after he lost to a qualifier ranked 130th at the U.S. Open, the question was inevitable. "...'I can beat everyone and I can lose to everyone,' the fifth-seeded Russian said, without a hint of anger or agitation. 'Normally I have a chance to win, but I didn't.' "The gambling probe began in August 2007 after Davydenko pulled out of a match in Poland against lowly Martin Vassallo Arguello in the third set because of a bad foot. An online betting agency voided all wagers, citing an inordinate amount of money put on the match - including lots of bets for Arguello, even after he lost the first set. "...There has been no official word from tennis officials on the outcome of the investigation..."

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