1982 Bristol Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
1982 Bristol Open
Final
Champion	John Alexander
Runner-up	Tim Mayotte
Score	6–3, 6–4
Details
Draw	32
Seeds	8
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated May 24, 2023

Mark Edmondson was the defending champion, but lost in the second round this year.

Seeds

Johan Kriek (second round)
Mark Edmondson (second round)
Roscoe Tanner (second round)
John Sadri (second round)
Vincent Van Patten (first round)
Hank Pfister (second round)
Chris Lewis (first round)
Tim Mayotte (final)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Russell Simpson	2	5

8	Tim Mayotte	6	7
				8	Tim Mayotte	3	4

					John Alexander	6	6
Q	Marty Davis	1	6

	John Alexander	6	7

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	J Kriek	6	6
	I El Shafei	1	2		1	J Kriek	5	7	1
	R Simpson	6	7			R Simpson	7	6	6
Q	B Mitton	1	5								R Simpson	7	6
	N Saviano	4	2								J López-Maeso	5	3
	J López-Maeso	6	6			J López-Maeso	6	5	6
	S Smith	2	4		6	H Pfister	4	7	2
6	H Pfister	6	6													R Simpson	2	5
3	R Tanner	7	6												8	T Mayotte	6	7
	R Krishnan	6	3		3	R Tanner	2	6	6
	P McNamee	6	4			J Soares	6	2	7
	J Soares	7	6								J Soares	6	2	6
	J Góes	3	1							8	T Mayotte	2	6	7
	H Leconte	6	6			H Leconte	4	7	3
Q	D Visser	7	3	4	8	T Mayotte	6	6	6
8	T Mayotte	6	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

5	V Van Patten	4	6	6
LL	M Hocevar	6	4	7	LL	M Hocevar	4	6	3
	I Năstase	1	6		Q	M Davis	6	2	6
Q	M Davis	6	7							Q	M Davis	6	6
	J Smith	7	6								J Smith	3	1
	F Buehning	6	4			J Smith	4	7	7
	R Frawley	6	3	6	4	J Sadri	6	6	6
4	J Sadri	4	6	7											Q	M Davis	1	6
7	C Lewis	3	7	3												J Alexander	6	7
	J Alexander	6	6	6		J Alexander	7	6
	J Fitzgerald	4	4			T Gullikson	6	2
	T Gullikson	6	6								J Alexander	6	4	6
	V Winitsky	4	6	1							M Doyle	2	6	4
	M Doyle	6	4	6		M Doyle	7	6
Q	D Tarr	3	4		2	M Edmondson	6	3
2	M Edmondson	6	6

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