Mardy Fish takes playful shot at Andy Roddick as the latter continues to question Canada's Davis Cup participation

During a Twitter discussion about Canada's participation in the Davis Cup, retired American tennis pro Mardy Fish made fun of compatriot Andy Roddick's golfing abilities.

After Canada received what amounted to a wild card into the qualifiers despite losing in the first round, Andy Roddick questioned the country's legitimacy if they end up winning the Davis Cup Finals. Russia was replaced by this nation in the competition after being eliminated owing to the conflict in Ukraine and Roddick pointed it out on Twitter.

Fish would engage in the conversation as well and when a fan asked whether something like this is common, the US Davis Cup Team Captain took a chance to make fun of Roddick's golfing skill.

"As common as Andy beating me on the golf course," wrote Fish in response to Roddick's earlier statement that such an incident had never happened in Davis Cup history.

It was a playful way to point out that something like this did not happen before and Fish doubled down on his earlier take that he would refuse such an invitation. Either way, Canada qualified and they aren't going anywhere. If they bring their full team, they might even win it.