1987 Swiss Indoors – Singles

Singles
Singles
1987 Swiss Indoors
Champion	Yannick Noah
Runner-up	Ronald Agénor
Final score	7–6(8–6), 6–4, 6–4
Details
Draw	32
Seeds	8
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated January 01, 2023

Stefan Edberg was the defending champion, but decide to rest after competing at the Davis Cup the previous week.

Seeds

Yannick Noah (champion)
Emilio Sánchez (first round)
Anders Järryd (first round)
Slobodan Živojinović (quarterfinals)
Amos Mansdorf (first round)
Guy Forget (semifinals)
Tomáš Šmíd (second round)
Jonas Svensson (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Yannick Noah	6	6

6	Guy Forget	1	2
				1	Yannick Noah	7	6	6

					Ronald Agénor	6	4	4
	Andre Agassi	1	4

	Ronald Agénor	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	Y Noah	7	4	6
WC	H Gunthardt	5	6	4	1	Y Noah	4	6	7
	S Casal	6	5	6		S Casal	6	2	5
Q	S Eriksson	4	7	4						1	Y Noah	6	6
	H Skoff	6	4	6							H Skoff	2	4
	M Schapers	2	6	3		H Skoff	4	7	6
	N Odizor	4	3		8	J Svensson	6	5	1
8	J Svensson	6	6												1	Y Noah	6	6
4	S Živojinović	6	6	7											6	G Forget	1	2
Q	T Hogstedt	7	4	6	4	S Živojinović	6	6
WC	R Stadler	7	2	3		D Pérez	2	4
	D Pérez	6	6	6						4	S Živojinović	7	4	4
	C Mezzadri	6	5	7						6	G Forget	5	6	6
	T Wilkison	0	7	5		C Mezzadri	5	6	4
	C Limberger	3	2		6	G Forget	7	4	6
6	G Forget	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

5	A Mansdorf	6	2	4
	J Navrátil	1	6	6		J Navrátil	6	7
	A Maurer	3	7	6		A Maurer	4	5
	J Sánchez	6	6	4							J Navrátil	2	6	3
	M Vajda	6	6								A Agassi	6	0	6
	G Vilas	3	3			M Vajda	4	3
	A Agassi	6	6			A Agassi	6	6
3	A Järryd	2	3													A Agassi	1	4
7	T Smid	7	6													R Agénor	6	6
	R Osterthun	5	3		7	T Smid	5	6	3
	D de Miguel	1	4			R Agénor	7	2	6
	R Agénor	6	6								R Agénor	7	6	6
Q	P Kühnen	6	7							Q	P Kühnen	5	7	4
WC	W Fibak	3	6		Q	P Kühnen	6	6
Q	M Woodforde	7	6		Q	M Woodforde	1	2
2	E Sánchez	6	3

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References

↑ "Singles & Doubles Winners". Swiss Indoors Basel. Basel . Retrieved 2 January 2022. 1987: Yannick Noah . France
↑ "Yannick Noah, responding to a strong challenge after a..." Basel. United Press International. 11 October 1987. Retrieved 2 January 2022.

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[1] "Singles & Doubles Winners". Swiss Indoors Basel. Basel . Retrieved 2 January 2022. 1987: Yannick Noah . France

[2] "Yannick Noah, responding to a strong challenge after a..." Basel. United Press International. 11 October 1987. Retrieved 2 January 2022.

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