1986 Bristol Trophy – Singles

Singles
Singles
1986 Bristol Trophy
Final
Champion	Vijay Amritraj
Runner-up	Henri Leconte
Score	7–6, 1–6, 8–6
Details
Draw	48
Seeds	16
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated May 24, 2023

Martin Davis was the defending champion, but lost in the third round this year.

Seeds

Henri Leconte (final)
Tim Wilkison (quarterfinals)
Milan Šrejber (second round)
Peter Lundgren (second round)
Bud Schultz (semifinals)
Glenn Michibata (second round)
Ramesh Krishnan (third round)
Michiel Schapers (quarterfinals)
Christo Steyn (third round)
Tom Gullikson (second round)
Martin Davis (third round)
John Sadri (third round)
Ricardo Acuña (second round)
Nduka Odizor (third round)
Mike Leach (third round)
Todd Witsken (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1/WC	Henri Leconte	6	6

5	Bud Schultz	3	0
				1/WC	Henri Leconte	6	6	6

				WC	Vijay Amritraj	7	1	8
	Mark Woodforde	4	1

WC	Vijay Amritraj	6	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					1/WC	H Leconte	6	3	6
	R Simpson	6	2			D Visser	4	6	1
	D Visser	7	6							1/WC	H Leconte	6	6
WC	A Castle	6	6							15	M Leach	3	4
	T Mmoh	4	3		WC	A Castle	1	0^r
					15	M Leach	6	1
														1/WC	H Leconte	6	4	6
														8	M Schapers	2	6	3
					9	C Steyn	7	4	6
	S Simonsson	3	7	3		T Champion	5	6	4
	T Champion	6	5	6						9	C Steyn	6	4
	G Layendecker	6	6	6						8	M Schapers	7	6
	K Evernden	7	2	2		G Layendecker	6	5
					8	M Schapers	7	7

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					3	M Šrejber	4	3
	J Bates	7	6			J Bates	6	6
	J Fitzgerald	6	1								J Bates	4	6	6
	S Youl	3									S Youl	6	4	4
	P Doohan	0^r				S Youl	7	4	6
					13	R Acuña	6	6	3
																J Bates	4	6	3
															5	B Schultz	6	3	6
					12	J Sadri	7	6
	M Edmondson	7	3	6		M Edmondson	6	2
Q	J Lozano	6	6	3						12	J Sadri	6	4	4
	L Shiras	7	6	11						5	B Schultz	2	6	6
Q	P Moraing	6	7	13	Q	P Moraing	4	1
					5	B Schultz	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				6	G Michibata	6	6	11
	B Green	6	6		B Green	7	3	13
Q	S Guy	4	4							B Green	6	7	13
	J Windahl	4	3						11	M Davis	7	5	11
	V Wilder	6	6		V Wilder	3	3
				11	M Davis	6	6
															B Green	6	4	3
															M Woodforde	3	6	6
				14	N Odizor	7	4	9
	S Birner	6	2	Q	O Rahnasto	6	6	7
Q	O Rahnasto	7	6						14	N Odizor	4	6
Q	CB Cox	6	3							M Woodforde	6	7
	M Woodforde	7	6		M Woodforde	6	7
				4	P Lundgren	3	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					7	R Krishnan	6	6
	W Masur	6	6			W Masur	2	3
	B Moir	4	4							7	R Krishnan	4	3
WC	V Amritraj	7	6							WC	V Amritraj	6	6
	N Aerts	6	2		WC	V Amritraj	6	5	6
					10	T Gullikson	2	7	4
															WC	V Amritraj	6	6
															2	T Wilkison	4	4
					16	T Witsken	6	4
	D Cahill	7	5	6		D Cahill	7	6
	D Rostagno	6	7	4							D Cahill	1	7	5
Q	J Turner	6	2	6						2	T Wilkison	6	6	7
WC	S Shaw	4	6	2	Q	J Turner	6	1
					2	T Wilkison	7	6

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