Igor Solopov


Born: 17/04/1961
Died: 12/06/2019
Height: 182 cm
Nationality: Soviet/Estonian
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 20 (1994)


NEWS & ARTICLES ABOUT SOLOPOV

Igor Solopov was born 17 April, 1961 in Magnitogorsk, Soviet Union. After the dissolution of Soviet Union in 1991, Solopov represented Estonia, where he lived since 1979.
Solopov was one of the leading European defenders in his prime. He was a 3-time Soviet champion – twice in singles and once in doubles, and a 12-time Estonian champion – 6 times in singles, 5 in mixed doubles and 4 in doubles. On the club level, Solopov won one Soviet Higher League title and 6 Estonian Meistriliiga titles in his career.
He died 12 June 2019 at the age of 58.

OLYMPIC GAMES RESULTS

Year
1992

C

Q

R128

R64

R32

R16

1/4

1/2

FIN

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS

Year
1977
1979
1981
1983
1985
1993
1995

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Q






R128






R64






R32






R16






1/4






1/2






FIN






EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS

Year
1978
1980
1982
1984
1992
1994
1996
1998

C







Q







R128







R64







R32







R16







1/4







1/2







FIN







EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

1978 Duisburg (Team)

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1980 Karaganda (Singles & Doubles)
1981 Karaganda (Singles) Tallinn (Doubles)
1982 Leningrad (Mixed Doubles)
1983 Lviv (Mixed Doubles)
1984 Tallinn (Singles) (Doubles)
1985 Yerevan (Singles) (Doubles)
1986 Tallinn (Singles) (Doubles)
1987 Tallinn (Singles)
1989 Aseri (Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1990 Tallinn (Singles & Mixed Doubles) (Doubles)
1991 Tallinn (Doubles) (Singles & Mixed Doubles)
1993 Tallinn (Singles & Doubles)
1995 Tallinn (Singles)
1996 Tallinn (Singles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

1977 Soviet 1st (RSFSR)
1978 Soviet 1st (Trud)
1979 Estonia 1st (Maardu Kalev)
1981 Estonia 1st (TPedI)
1982 Estonia 1st (TPedI)
1983 Estonia 1st (TPedI)
1984 Estonia 1st (TPedI)
1985 Estonia 1st (TPedI)
1986 Estonia 1st (Tallinngaas)
1987 Estonia 1st (TPedI)
1988 Estonia 1st (Tallinngaas)
1990 Sweden 1st (Ängby SK)
2011 Sweden 5th (Rotebro BTK)