“I began competing full-time after finishing high school at 19 years old. I have done that for 13 years now. It demands and I think it is human to tire of it eventually,” Zopp told daily Eesti Päevaleht (link in Estonian).
“I do not have the freshness necessary to climb upwards. I did a lot. Reached the top-100 at 24 years old, noone in Estonia believed that could ever happen. A back injury came at the worst time, followed by another climb into the top 100 and finally the third round of the French Open. There is a lot of positives to take from my career!” Zopp said.
Zopp finishes his career with 3 titles from the Challenger Tour and 15 from the ITF circuit. His highest career singles’ ranking was 71 in 2012 and his career winnings exceed $1,100,000.
While all victories go down as victories, Zopp defeated two world top-15 players in his career – beating then 14-ranked Jack Sock in the opening round of the French Open in 2018. Zopp had something against world 14-ranked players, as hea also won against Italian player Fabio Fognini, who took over for Sock as the world 14-rank that same year.
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