Matija Pecotic should conceivably contemplate providing up his day employment after the full-time finance proficient astonished former world number eight Jack Sock on his ATP Tour major draw debut at the Delray Beach Open on Tuesday.
The 33-year-old Croatian qualifier, who is a manager of Capital Markets for Wexford Real Estate Investors a cohort of the $4 billion acquisition company Wexford Capital mobilized to win against Sock.
Pecotic achieved a career-high hierarchy of digit 206 in 2015 but temporarily quit the mark due to difficulties pursuing abdomen surgery. He then proceeded on to enter Harvard Business School, where he rediscovered his devotion for the game.
Peconic plugged the victory in semblance of his manager, who is a long-time companion of his coach Dominik Hrbaty.
