1983 French Open – Boys' singles

Boys' singles
Boys' singles
1983 French Open
Champion	Stefan Edberg
Runner-up	Franck Fevrier
Final score	2–6, 6–2, 6–1
Events

Last updated May 26, 2022

The 1983 French Open boys' singles tournament was an event during the 1983 French Open tennis tournament. Tarik Benhabiles was the defending champion but lost in the quarterfinals.

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

	Stefan Edberg	6	6	10

	Emilio Sánchez	7	4	8
						Stefan Edberg	6	6

						Eric Carlier	4	6
	Tore Meinecke	6	2	0

	Eric Carlier	3	6	6
										Stefan Edberg	2	6	6

										Franck Fevrier	6	2	1
	Franck Fevrier	w/o

	Thierry Champion
						Franck Fevrier	6	7

						' Jorge Bardou	4	5
	Jorge Bardou	6	3	7

	Tarik Benhabiles	1	6	5

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Stefan Edberg	6	6
	Martin Aguirre	0	0			S Edberg	1	6	6
	Mihnea Nastase	6	2	2		M Tauson	6	1	3
	Michael Tauson	3	6	6							S Edberg	4	6	6
	Udo Riglewski	6	2	6							B Stanley	6	3	2
	Guido Possamai	4	6	0		U Riglewski	4	2
	Olivier Cayla	1	0			B Stanley	6	6
	Bill Stanley	6	6													S Edberg	6	6	10
	Karel Nováček	6	6	6												E Sánchez	7	4	8
	Royce Deppe	3	7	1		K Nováček	6	7
	Philippe Haliot	0	0			M Kratzmann	3	6
	Mark Kratzmann	6	6								K Nováček	3	3
	François Errard	5	3								E Sánchez	6	6
	Alex Antonitsch	7	6			A Antonitsch	1	3
	Jason Clunie	1	2			E Sánchez	6	6
	Emilio Sánchez	6	6

Section 2

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

	Tore Meinecke	6	6
	Michele Fioroni	3	2			T Meinecke	7	6
	Johan Carlsson	6	5	4		M Rodriguez	6	0
	Manual Rodriguez	0	7	6						T Meinecke	6	7
	Simon Youl	6	6							S Youl	2	6
	Claudio Mezzadri	3	2			S Youl	7	6
	Éric Winogradsky	6	6			É Winogradsky	5	2
	Carlos Chabalgoity	2	3												T Meinecke	6	2	0
	Franck Hamonet	6	6												E Carlier	3	6	6
	J Chen	3	3			F Hamonet	6	6
	Marius Masencamp	7	3	6		M Macencamp	1	2
	Eric Amend	6	6	1						F Hamonet	2	6	2
	Andrei Chesnokov	5	6	6						E Carlier	6	3	6
	Fernando Garcia-Lleo	7	2	2		A Chesnokov	2	2
	Gustavo Garetto	2	2			E Carlier	6	6
	Eric Carlier	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Paolo Canè	4	4
	Franck Fevrier	6	6		F Fevrier	5	6	6
	Patricio Apey	1	0		J Frawley	7	2	3
	John Frawley	6	6							F Fevrier	0	6	6
	Ivo Pastika	6	6							K Carlsson	6	3	1
	Peter Moore	4	4		I Pastika	0	0
	Jaime Yzaga	2	1		K Carlsson	6	6
	Kent Carlsson	6	6												F Fevrier	w/o
	Dean Johnson	1	3												T Champion
	David De Miguel-Lapiedra	6	6		D De Miguel-Lapiedra	6	0	4
	Andrei Olhovskiy	3	6		T Champion	4	6	6
	Thierry Champion	6	7							T Champion	7	6
	Fernando Roese	1	4							A Krickstein	6	3
	Boris Becker	6	6		B Becker	4	6
	Mark Koevermans	2	1		A Krickstein	6	7
	Aaron Krickstein	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

	Christer Allgårdh	6	6
	Agustín Moreno	4	3			C Allgårdh	6	7
	Denis Langaskens	6	6			D Langaskens	2	5
	Gianluca Pozzi	4	3							C Allgårdh	4	1
	Gustav Fichardt	4	7	4						J Bardou	6	6
	Gregoire Tournant	6	6	6		G Tournant	2	4
	Grant Connell	0	3			J Bardou	6	6
	Jorge Bardou	6	6												J Bardou	6	3	7
	Anastasios Bavelas	4	1												T Benhabiles	1	6	5
	Philippe Lacombrade	6	6			P Lacombrade	3	3
	J Santiago	3	0			R Weiss	6	6
	Robbie Weiss	6	6							R Weiss	7	3	9
	Krassimir Lazarov	6	6	6						T Benhabiles	5	6	11
	J Leif	2	7	1		K Lazarov	4	3
	Noel Rutherford	1	4			T Benhabiles	6	6
	Tarik Benhabiles	6	6

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