1982 Paris Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
1982 Paris Open
Champion	Wojciech Fibak
Runner-up	Bill Scanlon
Final score	6–2, 6–2, 6–2
Details
Draw	32
Seeds	8
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated October 08, 2022

Mark Vines was the defending champion but lost in the first round to Bill Scanlon.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated.

Brian Gottfried (semifinals)
Mel Purcell (second round)
Wojciech Fibak (champion)
Jay Lapidus (quarterfinals)
Marcos Hocevar (semifinals)
Eric Fromm (first round)
Bruce Manson (second round)
Bill Scanlon (final)

Draw

Key

NB: The Final was the best of 5 sets while all other rounds were the best of 3 sets.

Final

Final

3	Wojciech Fibak	6	6	6
8	Bill Scanlon	2	2	2

Section 1

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	B Gottfried	6	6	6
	M De Palmer	2	7	2	1	B Gottfried	6	5	6
Q	A Jumatano	0	3			H Solomon	2	7	0
	H Solomon	6	6							1	B Gottfried	7	6
	M Doyle	6	6								G Forget	5	2
	G Forget	7	7			G Forget	7	6
	C Roger-Vasselin	4	4		7	B Manson	6	4
7	B Manson	6	6											1	B Gottfried	3	7	0
3	W Fibak	6	7											3	W Fibak	6	6	6
Q	P Feigl	2	5		3	W Fibak	6	6
	L Palin	2	6			C Barazzutti	1	2
	C Barazzutti	6	7							3	W Fibak	6	7
	E Iskersky	2	7	3							S Smith	2	6
	J Potier	6	5	6		J Potier	4	2
	S Smith	6	7			S Smith	6	6
6	E Fromm	1	4

Section 2

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

5	M Hocevar	6	6
	B Fritz	4	3		5	M Hocevar	6	1	6
	P Portes	6	3	6		P Portes	3	6	2
	D Pérez	1	6	1						5	M Hocevar	6	4	8
	R Lewis	3	7	3						4	J Lapidus	4	6	6
Q	P Deniau	6	6	6	Q	P Deniau	2	4
	D Visser	4	2		4	J Lapidus	6	6
4	J Lapidus	6	6												5	M Hocevar	0	6	2
8	B Scanlon	6	6												8	B Scanlon	6	4	6
	M Vines	3	4		8	B Scanlon	6	4	6
	T Moor	4	4			Ž Franulović	2	6	0
	Ž Franulović	6	6							8	B Scanlon	6	6
	J Soares	2	3								A Panatta	0	3
	A Panatta	6	6			A Panatta	6	6
	M Bahrami	4	1		2	M Purcell	2	4
2	M Purcell	6	6

External links

1982 Paris Open draw

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