1986 Player's Canadian Open – Men's singles

Men's singles
Men's singles
1986 Player's Canadian Open
Final
Champion	Boris Becker
Runner-up	Stefan Edberg
Score	6–4, 3–6, 6–3
Details
Draw	56
Seeds	16
Events

Last updated December 30, 2023

John McEnroe was the defending champion, but lost in the third round this year.

Seeds

Ivan Lendl (third round)
Boris Becker (champion)
Yannick Noah (third round)
Stefan Edberg (final)
John McEnroe (third round)
Tim Mayotte (second round)
Brad Gilbert (third round)
Jimmy Arias (third round)
Jakob Hlasek (second round)
Slobodan Živojinović (second round)
Matt Anger (first round)
Robert Seguso (quarterfinals)
Tim Wilkison (third round)
David Pate (first round)
Kevin Curren (quarterfinals)
Ramesh Krishnan (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Christo Steyn	1	2

4	Stefan Edberg	6	6
				4	Stefan Edberg	4	6	3

				2	Boris Becker	6	3	6
	Jonathan Canter	6	6

2	Boris Becker	7	7

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

				1	I Lendl	6	6
Q	W Cowan	2	2		G Holmes	2	2
	G Holmes	6	6						1	I Lendl	6	6
	M Wostenholme	6	4						15	K Curren	7	7
	N Odizor	7	6		N Odizor	1	4
	M Leach	2	4	15	K Curren	6	6
15	K Curren	6	6										15	K Curren	6	6
10	S Živojinović	6	6											C Steyn	7	7
Q	M Edmondson	2	4	10	S Živojinović	3	6	6
	C Steyn	6	7		C Steyn	6	2	7
WC	S Bonneau	4	6							C Steyn	6	6
	M Woodforde	6	6						8	J Arias	3	1
	B Green	7	7		B Green	4	1
				8	J Arias	6	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					4	S Edberg	6	1	6
	B Dyke	4	2		Q	C Hooper	2	6	3
Q	C Hooper	6	6							4	S Edberg	6	6
	V Amritraj	6	6	6						13	T Wilkison	3	4
	J Brown	4	7	4		V Amritraj	7	1^r
	G Forget	3	7	3	13	T Wilkison	6	2
13	T Wilkison	6	5	6											4	S Edberg	6	6
12	R Seguso	6	7												12	R Seguso	1	2
WC	A Sznajder	3	5		12	R Seguso	7	3	6
	R Acuña	6	5	3		A Mansdorf	5	6	1
	A Mansdorf	2	7	6						12	R Seguso	4	6	7
WC	P McEnroe	4	5							5	J McEnroe	6	3	5
	T Nelson	6	7			T Nelson	2	3
					5	J McEnroe	6	6

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					6	T Mayotte	6	4	1
	L Lavalle	6	1	2		S Giammalva Jr.	3	6	6
	S Giammalva Jr.	3	6	6							S Giammalva Jr.	4	7	3
Q	T Mmoh	7	1	2							M Freeman	6	5	6
	P Arraya	5	6	6		P Arraya	0	4
	M Freeman	6	6	6		M Freeman	6	6
11	M Anger	7	4	2												M Freeman	6	3	3
14	D Pate	2	5													J Canter	3	6	6
	J Canter	6	7			J Canter	6	2	6
	G Michibata	2	7	5	Q	J Blake	2	6	1
Q	J Blake	6	6	7							J Canter	3	7	6
	D Visser	6	2	6						3	Y Noah	6	5	4
	S Davis	2	6	3		D Visser	4	4
					3	Y Noah	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					7	B Gilbert	6	6
	M Šrejber	4	6			G Layendecker	0	4
	G Layendecker	6	7							7	B Gilbert	6	3	4
	B Schultz	4	7	7							B Schultz	3	6	6
	M Davis	6	6	6		B Schultz	6	6	6
Q	J Rive	5	5		9	J Hlasek	7	4	2
9	J Hlasek	7	7													B Schultz	4	6
16	R Krishnan	6	6												2	B Becker	6	7
WC	P Fleming	2	3		16	R Krishnan	4	6	3
Q	RA Viver	4	6	6		F Maciel	6	1	6
	F Maciel	6	4	7							F Maciel	3	3
	A Krickstein	6	3	6						2	B Becker	6	6
	U Stenlund	3	6	3		A Krickstein	2	1
					2	B Becker	6	6

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