1982 Player's Canadian Open – Men's singles

Men's singles
Men's singles
1982 Player's Canadian Open
Champion	Vitas Gerulaitis
Runner-up	Ivan Lendl
Final score	4–6, 6–1, 6–3
Details
Draw	64
Seeds	16
Events

Last updated September 12, 2022

Ivan Lendl was the defending champion, but lost in the final this year.

Seeds

John McEnroe (semifinals)
Jimmy Connors (semifinals, defaulted)
Ivan Lendl (final)
Vitas Gerulaitis (champion)
Gene Mayer (first round)
Mats Wilander (third round)
Mark Edmondson (first round)
Steve Denton (quarterfinals)
Tim Mayotte (second round)
Chip Hooper (second round)
Shlomo Glickstein (quarterfinals)
Wojtek Fibak (first round)
Ramesh Krishnan (third round)
Tim Gullikson (third round)
Henri Leconte (quarterfinals)
Eric Fromm (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	John McEnroe	4	4

3	Ivan Lendl	6	6
				3	Ivan Lendl	6	1	3

				4	Vitas Gerulaitis	4	6	6
4	Vitas Gerulaitis	DEF

2	Jimmy Connors

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

1	J McEnroe	6	6
	N Saviano	2	1		1	J McEnroe	6	6
	J Avendaño	6	6			J Avendaño	2	1
	R Génois	2	4							1	J McEnroe	6	7
	G Michibata	7	7								G Michibata	3	6
	W Masur	6	5			G Michibata	4	6	6
Q	D Pate	4	3		9	T Mayotte	6	4	3
9	T Mayotte	6	6												1	J McEnroe	7	6
15	H Leconte	7	4	6											15	H Leconte	6	2
	J Potier	6	6	1	15	H Leconte	6	6
	M Estep	1	2			S McCain	1	4
	S McCain	6	6							15	H Leconte	6	4	6
	M Wostenholme	4	6	6							M Wostenholme	2	6	1
	R Fagel	6	3	4		M Wostenholme	2	6	6
	B Testerman	4	6	6		B Testerman	6	2	2
7	M Edmondson	6	4	4

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

3	I Lendl	6	6
	A Andrews	1	3		3	I Lendl	6	6
	C Roger-Vasselin	6	3	6		A Pattison	0	4
	A Pattison	3	6	7						3	I Lendl	6	7
	M Ostoja	1	6	3						14	T Gullikson	4	6
	S Krulevitz	6	3	6		S Krulevitz	6	6	1
Q	J Gurfein	3	3		14	T Gullikson	7	4	6
14	T Gullikson	6	6												3	I Lendl	6	6
11	S Glickstein	7	6												11	S Glickstein	4	2
Q	G Holroyd	6	0		11	S Glickstein	6	6
	C Dunk	6	4			D Visser	4	1
	D Visser	7	6							11	S Glickstein	6	7	6
	R Gehring	1	4							6	M Wilander	7	6	4
	T Waltke	6	6			T Waltke	3	4
	T Graham	3	4		6	M Wilander	6	6
6	M Wilander	6	6

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

8	S Denton	6	7
	J Picken	3	5		8	S Denton	3	6	6
Q	Nial Brash	2	6	3		C Kirmayr	6	3	0
	C Kirmayr	6	1	6						8	S Denton	6	6
Q	B Gilbert	5	3								M Cahill	4	2
	M Cahill	7	6			M Cahill	6	4	6
	J Fitzgerald	7	3	7		J Fitzgerald	4	6	4
16	E Fromm	6	6	6										8	S Denton	6	3
10	C Hooper	7	6											4	V Gerulaitis	7	6
	M Doyle	6	3		10	C Hooper	5	2
	S Simonsson	6				S Simonsson	7	6
	A Järryd	2	r								S Simonsson	2	1
Q	H Núñez	7	1	6						4	V Gerulaitis	6	6
	A Cortes	6	6	7		A Cortes	7	3	2
	R Acuña	2	3		4	V Gerulaitis	6	6	6
4	V Gerulaitis	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

5	G Mayer	3	6	6
	G Moretton	6	3	7		G Moretton	6	7
Q	G Forget	4	4			J López-Maeso	3	6
	J López-Maeso	6	6								G Moretton	2	4
	L Palin	3	4								L Bourne	6	6
	F Sauer	6	6			F Sauer	3	1
	L Bourne	7	4	6		L Bourne	6	6
12	W Fibak	6	6	2											L Bourne	4	2
13	R Krishnan	2	6	6										2	J Connors	6	6
Q	M Freeman	6	2	4	13	R Krishnan	7	2	7
	E Iskersky	4	6	2		S Birner	6	6	6
	S Birner	6	3	6						13	R Krishnan	5	0
	M Davis	3	6							2	J Connors	7	6
	J Lapidus	6	7			J Lapidus	0	3
	P Cash	5	4		2	J Connors	6	6
2	J Connors	7	6

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