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Men's Singles

 

First Qualifying Round Final Qualifying Round Qualified for the Main Draw
:USA SANDGREN, Tennys (1) 6 77 - :USA SANDGREN, Tennys (1) 6 77 - :USA SANDGREN, Tennys (1)
:SWE YMER, Mikael 3 62 -
:MDA ALBOT, Radu 77 6 - :MDA ALBOT, Radu 1 64 -
:ARG LONDERO, Juan Ignacio (7) 65 4 -
:AUT HAMPEL, Lenny (ALT) 6 79 - :AUT HAMPEL, Lenny (ALT) 4 0 - :CZE VESELY, Jiri (8)
:GER MOELLER, Marvin (WC) 2 67 -
:GER WELTE, Milan (WC) 4 4 - :CZE VESELY, Jiri (8) 6 6 -
:CZE VESELY, Jiri (8) 6 6 -
:FRA SIMON, Gilles (3) 6 6 - :FRA SIMON, Gilles (3) 4 62 - :URU CUEVAS, Pablo (6)
:GER ROSENKRANZ, Mats (WC) 1 1 -
:GER KRAWIETZ, Kevin (ALT) 66 64 - :URU CUEVAS, Pablo (6) 6 77 -
:URU CUEVAS, Pablo (6) 78 77 -
:KAZ BUBLIK, Alexander (4) 6 7 - :KAZ BUBLIK, Alexander (4) 4 4 - :USA PAUL, Tommy (5)
:GER MORAING, Mats (ALT) 2 5 -
:POR SOUSA, Joao 1 3 - :USA PAUL, Tommy (5) 6 6 -
:USA PAUL, Tommy (5) 6 6 -
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Men's Doubles

 

First Qualifying Round Final Qualifying Round Qualified for the Main Draw

:BRA DEMOLINER, Marcelo (1)

:NED MIDDELKOOP, Matwe (1)

6 2 10

:BRA DEMOLINER, Marcelo (1)

:NED MIDDELKOOP, Matwe (1)

w/o - -

:MDA ALBOT, Radu (2)

:PAK QURESHI, Aisam-Ul-Haq (2)

:GER MOELLER, Marvin (WC)

:GER WELTE, Milan (WC)

1 6 7

:USA FRITZ, Taylor

:USA PAUL, Tommy

4 77 5

:MDA ALBOT, Radu (2)

:PAK QURESHI, Aisam-Ul-Haq (2)

- - -

:MDA ALBOT, Radu (2)

:PAK QURESHI, Aisam-Ul-Haq (2)

6 65 10
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Men's Singles

 

Round of 32 Qualified for Round of 16
SECTION 1
:RUS MEDVEDEV, Daniil (1) 4 3 - :FRA HUMBERT, Ugo
:FRA HUMBERT, Ugo 6 6 -
:CZE VESELY, Jiri (Q) 7 6 - :CZE VESELY, Jiri (Q)
:FRA SIMON, Gilles (LL) 5 2 -
:NOR RUUD, Casper 6 2 - :NOR RUUD, Casper
:FRA PAIRE, Benoit 4 0RT -
:GER KOHLSCHREIBER, Philipp (WC) 6 1 5 :ITA FOGNINI, Fabio (6)
:ITA FOGNINI, Fabio (6) 4 6 7
:ESP BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto (4) 6 6 - :ESP BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto (4)
:GEO BASILASHVILI, Nikoloz 4 3 -
:JPN NISHIOKA, Yoshihito 60 6 1 :GER KOEPFER, Dominik (SE)
:GER KOEPFER, Dominik (SE) 77 4 6
:USA PAUL, Tommy (Q) 6 0 6 :USA PAUL, Tommy (Q)
:RSA ANDERSON, Kevin (PR) 4 6 4
:USA SANDGREN, Tennys (Q) 3 3 - :RUS RUBLEV, Andrey (5)
:RUS RUBLEV, Andrey (5) 6 6 -
Round of 32 Qualified for Round of 16
SECTION 2
:KAZ BUBLIK, Alexander (LL) 6 77 - :KAZ BUBLIK, Alexander (LL)
:ESP RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert 2 65 -
:ITA SONEGO, Lorenzo 2 62 - :CAN AUGER-ALIASSIME, Felix
:CAN AUGER-ALIASSIME, Felix 6 77 -
:CHI GARIN, Cristian 6 6 - :CHI GARIN, Cristian
:JPN NISHIKORI, Kei 0 3 -
:GER HANFMANN, Yannick (WC) 6 6 - :GER HANFMANN, Yannick (WC)
:FRA MONFILS, Gael (3) 4 3 -
:RUS KHACHANOV, Karen (8/WC) 77 4 7 :RUS KHACHANOV, Karen (8/WC)
:GER STRUFF, Jan-Lennard 65 6 5
:SRB LAJOVIC, Dusan 6 6 - :SRB LAJOVIC, Dusan
:FRA MANNARINO, Adrian 4 1 -
:USA FRITZ, Taylor  4 2 - :URU CUEVAS, Pablo (Q)
:URU CUEVAS, Pablo (Q) 6 6 -
:GBR EVANS, Daniel 3 1 - :GRE TSITSIPAS, Stefanos (2)
:GRE TSITSIPAS, Stefanos (2) 6 6 -
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Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
:FRA HUMBERT, Ugo 6 6 - :FRA HUMBERT, Ugo 5 6 1 :NOR RUUD, Casper 4 2 - Final
:CZE VESELY, Jiri (Q) 4 3 -
:NOR RUUD, Casper 6 6 - :NOR RUUD, Casper 7 3 6
:ITA FOGNINI, Fabio (6) 3 3 -
:ESP BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto (4) 6 3 6 :ESP BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto (4) 2 5 - :RUS RUBLEV, Andrey (5) 6 6 - :RUS RUBLEV, Andrey (5) 6 3 7
:GER KOEPFER, Dominik (SE) 3 6 3
:USA PAUL, Tommy (Q) 1 6 2 :RUS RUBLEV, Andrey (5) 6 7 -
:RUS RUBLEV, Andrey (5) 6 3 6
:KAZ BUBLIK, Alexander (LL) 6 6 - :KAZ BUBLIK, Alexander (LL) 6 4 4 :CHI GARIN, Cristian 5 6 4 :GRE TSITSIPAS, Stefanos (2) 4 6 5
:CAN AUGER-ALIASSIME, Felix 4 2 -
:CHI GARIN, Cristian 6 77 - :CHI GARIN, Cristian 3 6 6
:GER HANFMANN, Yannick (WC) 2 63 -
:RUS KHACHANOV, Karen (8/WC) 1 2 - :SRB LAJOVIC, Dusan 65 2 - :GRE TSITSIPAS, Stefanos (2) 7 3 6 No 3rd Place Match
:SRB LAJOVIC, Dusan 6 6 -
:URU CUEVAS, Pablo (Q) 5 4 - :GRE TSITSIPAS, Stefanos (2) 77 6 -
:GRE TSITSIPAS, Stefanos (2) 7 6 -
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Men's Doubles

 

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
:COL CABAL, Juan Sebastian (1)
:COL FARAH, Robert (1)
6RT - -

:NED ROJER, Jean-Julien
:ROU TECAU, Horia

6 7 -

:NED ROJER, Jean-Julien
:ROU TECAU, Horia

6 5 6 Final
:NED ROJER, Jean-Julien
:ROU TECAU, Horia
6 - -
:DEN NIELSEN, Frederik (WC)
:GER PUETZ, Tim (WC)
5 5 -

:FRA MAHUT, Nicolas
:FRA MARTIN, Fabrice

3 5 -
:FRA MAHUT, Nicolas
:FRA MARTIN, Fabrice
7 7 -
:POL KUBOT, Lukasz (3)
:BRA MELO, Marcelo (3)
78 1 10

:POL KUBOT, Lukasz (3)
:BRA MELO, Marcelo (3)

1 2 -

:AUS PEERS, John
:NZL VENUS, Michael

3 7 10

:AUS PEERS, John
:NZL VENUS, Michael

6 6 -

:GER HANFMANN, Yannick (WC)

:GER MORAING, Mats (WC)

66 6 5
:ITA FOGNINI, Fabio
:FIN KONTINEN, Henri
1 4 -

:AUS PEERS, John
:NZL VENUS, Michael

6 6 -
:AUS PEERS, John
:NZL VENUS, Michael
6 6 -
:GBR MURRAY, Jamie
:GBR SKUPSKI, Neal
6 5 8

:MDA ALBOT, Radu (Q)
:PAK QURESHI, Aisam-Ul-Haq (Q)

4 2 -

:CRO DODIG, Ivan
:CRO PAVIC, Mate

6 6 -

:CRO DODIG, Ivan
:CRO PAVIC, Mate

3 4 -
:MDA ALBOT, Radu (Q)
:PAK QURESHI, Aisam-Ul-Haq (Q)
0 7 10
:CRO DODIG, Ivan
:CRO PAVIC, Mate
6 3 10

:CRO DODIG, Ivan
:CRO PAVIC, Mate

6 6 -
:ESP GRANOLLERS, Marcel (4)
:ARG ZEBALLOS, Horacio (4)
3 6 6

:GER KRAWIETZ, Kevin

:GER MIES, Andreas

77 6 -

:GER KRAWIETZ, Kevin

:GER MIES, Andreas

3 5 -

:NED KOOLHOF, Wesley

:CRO MEKTIC, Nikola

4 4 - No 3rd Place Match
:RSA KLAASEN, Raven
:AUT MARACH, Oliver
65 3 -

:NED KOOLHOF, Wesley

:CRO MEKTIC, Nikola

6 60 12

:NED KOOLHOF, Wesley

:CRO MEKTIC, Nikola

6 7 -

:USA RAM, Rajeev (2)

:GBR SALISBURY, Joe (2)

4 77 10
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