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Arabia Standard Time (GMT +3)
Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final

 

Friday, May 20th

16:00 Men's Singles Round of 32

 

Saturday, May 21st

16:00 Men's Singles Round of 16

 

Sunday, May 22nd

16:00 Men's Singles Quartelfinals

 

Monday, May 23rd

18:00 Men's Singles Semifinals

 

Tuesday, May 24th

17:00 Men's Singles Finals

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Men's Singles

Non-Olympic Event

 

Round of 32 Qualified for Round of 16
SECTION 1

:EGY Karim El Hammamy (1)

- - - - - :EGY Karim El Hammamy (1)
:WHT Bye - - - - -

:QAT Ahmad Mohammad Altamimi

8 7 6 - - :MAS Addeen Idrakie

:MAS Addeen Idrakie

11 11 11 - -

:MAS Darren Rahul Pragasam

11 12 3 8 5 :ARG Leandro Romiglio

:ARG Leandro Romiglio

6 10 11 11 11
:WHT Bye - - - - - :PAK Muhammad Asim Khan (5)

:PAK Muhammad Asim Khan (5)

- - - - -

:MAS Mohammad Syafiq Kamal (8)

- - - - - :MAS Mohammad Syafiq Kamal (8
:WHT Bye - - - - -

:QAT Waleed Zaman

3 4 2 - - :WAL Emyr Evans

:WAL Emyr Evans

11 11 11 - -

:ENG Charlie Lee

11 12 11 - - :ENG Charlie Lee

:EGY Khaled Labib

3 10 4 - -
:WHT Bye - - - - - :QAT Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi (3)

:QAT Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi (3)

- - - - -
Round of 32 Qualified for Round of 16
SECTION 2

:EGY Yahya Elnawasany (4)

- - - - - :EGY Yahya Elnawasany (4)
:WHT Bye - - - - -

:PAK Noor Zaman

12 11 11 - - :PAK Noor Zaman

:QAT Syed Azlan Amjad

10 4 5 - -

:ENG Robert Downer

8 2 2 - - :ENG Miles Jenkins

:ENG Miles Jenkins

11 11 11 - -
:WHT Bye - - - - - :EGY Mazen Gamal (6)

:EGY Mazen Gamal (6)

- - - - -

:POR Rui Soares (7)

- - - - - :POR Rui Soares (7)
:WHT Bye - - - - -

:KUW Ammar Altamimi

13 5 11 6 11 :KUW Ammar Altamimi

:COL Juan Camilo Vargas

11 11 7 11 6

:HUN Balazs Farkas

11 11 11 - - :HUN Balazs Farkas

:IRI Alireza Shameli

7 5 8 - -

:MEX Leonel Cardenas (2)

- - - - - :MEX Leonel Cardenas (2)
:WHT Bye - - - - -
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Men's Singles

Non-Olympic Event

 

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
:EGY Karim El Hammamy (1) 11 11 6 11 - :EGY Karim El Hammamy (1) 11 3 10 3 - :ARG Leandro Romiglio 8 12 6 - - Final
:MAS Addeen Idrakie 8 9 11 2 -
:ARG Leandro Romiglio 11 11 9 11 - :ARG Leandro Romiglio 6 11 12 11 -
:PAK Muhammad Asim Khan (5) 4 3 11 5 -
:MAS Mohammad Syafiq Kamal (8 8 8 8 - - :WAL Emyr Evans 8 8 11 9 - :QAT Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi (3) 11 14 11 - - :QAT Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi (3) 11 11 11 - -
:WAL Emyr Evans 11 11 11 - -
:ENG Charlie Lee 11 10 11 5 5 :QAT Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi (3) 11 11 7 11 -
:QAT Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi (3) 6 12 9 11 11
:EGY Yahya Elnawasany (4) 8 11 13 12 - :EGY Yahya Elnawasany (4) 14 12 11 - - :EGY Yahya Elnawasany (4) 5 12 6 - - :MEX Leonel Cardenas (2) 2 6 9 - -
:PAK Noor Zaman 11 5 11 10 -
:ENG Miles Jenkins 6 9 6 - - :EGY Mazen Gamal (6) 12 10 4 - -
:EGY Mazen Gamal (6) 11 11 11 - -
:POR Rui Soares (7) 11 7 11 11 - :POR Rui Soares (7) 8 7 7 - - :MEX Leonel Cardenas (2) 11 14 11 - - No 3rd Place Match
:KUW Ammar Altamimi 8 11 6 3 -
:HUN Balazs Farkas 11 11 6 7 - :MEX Leonel Cardenas (2) 11 11 11 - -
:MEX Leonel Cardenas (2) 13 9 11 11 -

 

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