1995 Eurocard Open – Singles

Singles
	1995 Eurocard Open (October)
Champion	Thomas Muster
Runner-up	MaliVai Washington
Final score	7–6(8–6), 2–6, 6–3, 6–4
Details
Seeds	16
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated November 24, 2020

The 1995 Eurocard Open was held in the German city of Essen.

Seeds

All sixteen seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Andre Agassi (Third Round)
Pete Sampras (Semifinals)
Thomas Muster (Champion)
Boris Becker (Third Round)
Michael Chang (Second Round)
Yevgeny Kafelnikov (Third Round)
Jim Courier (Quarterfinals)
Goran Ivanišević (Second Round)
Thomas Enqvist (Quarterfinals)
Marc Rosset (Third Round)
Sergi Bruguera (Quarterfinals)
Wayne Ferreira (Second Round)
Richard Krajicek (Quarterfinals)
Andrei Medvedev (Third Round)
Jan Siemerink (Second Round)
Andrea Gaudenzi (Second Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Finals


	MaliVai Washington	7	6

	Arnaud Boetsch	5	2
					MaliVai Washington	6⁶	6	3	4

				3	Thomas Muster	7⁸	2	6	6
3	Thomas Muster	7⁸	6

2	Pete Sampras	6⁶	2

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals


					1	A Agassi	6	6
	B Karbacher	2	4			J Eltingh	2	4
	J Eltingh	6	6							1	A Agassi	6	1	1
WC	N Kiefer	6	0	4							M Washington	4	6	6
	M Washington	3	6	6		M Washington	7	4	6
					16	A Gaudenzi	5	6	3
																M Washington	7	6
															9	T Enqvist	5	4
					9	T Enqvist	6	6
	D Wheaton	6⁷	4			T Martin	3	4
	T Martin	7	6							9	T Enqvist	6	6
WC	M Sinner	3	6	6						WC	M Sinner	4	3
WC	M Philippoussis	6	4	3	WC	M Sinner	4	7	6
					8	G Ivanišević	6	6⁵	4

Section 2

First Round				Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals


				4	B Becker	7	6
	M Gustafsson	6	6		M Gustafsson	6²	4
	A Krickstein	4	2						4	B Becker	4	7	3
	B Steven	7	6						13	R Krajicek	6	6⁴	6
Q	A O'Brien	6⁴	3		B Steven	3	4
				13	R Krajicek	6	6
														13	R Krajicek	4	2
															A Boetsch	6	6
				12	W Ferreira	3	2
	T Woodbridge	3	4		A Boetsch	6	6
	A Boetsch	6	6							A Boetsch	2	6	6
	A Berasategui	6⁵	2						6	Y Kafelnikov	6	3	1
	A Volkov	7	6		A Volkov	4	6	1
				6	Y Kafelnikov	6	2	6

Section 3

First Round					Second Round				Third Round				Quarterfinals


					5	M Chang	2	6⁵
	G Forget	3	6	1	Q	D Vacek	6	7
Q	D Vacek	6	1	6					Q	D Vacek	6⁶	6¹
	P Haarhuis	1	1						11	S Bruguera	7	7
Q	J Winnink	6	6		Q	J Winnink	3	2
					11	S Bruguera	6	6
													11	S Bruguera	4	6³
													3	T Muster	6	7
					14	A Medvedev	6	6
	J Frana	6	6			J Frana	2	4
Q	O Ogorodov	2	2						14	A Medvedev	4	3
Q	P Kühnen	3	1						3	T Muster	6	6
	B Black	6	6			B Black	2	3
					3	T Muster	6	6

Section 4

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarterfinals


					7	J Courier	6	7
WC	C-U Steeb	0	7	5	Q	A Rădulescu	0	6³
Q	A Rădulescu	6	6²	7					7	J Courier	7	3	6
	G Rusedski	3	7	6					10	M Rosset	6⁴	6	3
	J Björkman	6	6⁷	4		G Rusedski	4	4
					10	M Rosset	6	6
														7	J Courier	2	6⁶
														2	P Sampras	6	7
					15	J Siemerink	3	4
	P McEnroe	3	2			M Woodforde	6	6
	M Woodforde	6	6							M Woodforde	2	4
	R Furlan	3	1						2	P Sampras	6	6
Q	S Edberg	6	6			S Edberg	3	2
					2	P Sampras	6	6

External links

ATP Singles draw

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