2006 French Open – Boys' singles

Boys' singles
Boys' singles
2006 French Open
Champion	Martin Kližan
Runner-up	Philip Bester
Final score	6-3, 6-1
Events

Last updated December 05, 2022

Seeds

Thiemo de Bakker (semifinals)
Donald Young (third round)
Alexandre Sidorenko (first round)
Luka Belić (second round)
Nicolás Santos (first round)
Jonathan Eysseric (second round)
Sanam Singh (second round)
Petru-Alexandru Luncanu (semifinals)
Lee Hsin-han (third round)
Ivan Sergeyev (third round)
Albert Ramos (third round)
Roman Jebavý (first round)
Sho Aida (first round)
Kevin Botti (second round)
Robin Roshardt (quarterfinals)
Antonio Veić (first round)

Draw

Key

Final eight

Quarterfinals				Semifinals					Final

1	Thiemo de Bakker	6	6

	Andrej Martin	4	0
				1	Thiemo de Bakker	3	7	4

					Philip Bester	6	5	6
15	Robin Roshardt	6⁶	5

	Philip Bester	7	7
										Philip Bester	3	1

										Martin Kližan	6	6
8	Petru-Alexandru Luncanu	6	6

	Kei Nishikori	4	1
				8	Petru-Alexandru Luncanu	0	3

					Martin Kližan	6	6
	Martin Kližan	6	6

	Pedro Sousa	1	1

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

1	Thiemo de Bakker	6	6
	Valery Rudnev	4	3		1	T de Bakker	6	6
WC	Jérôme Inzerillo	1	4			J Nedunchezhiyan	2	2
	Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan	6	6							1	T de Bakker	6	6
	Nikola Mektić	2	4								J Garrapiz-Borderías	1	2
	Javier Garrapiz-Borderías	6	6			J Garrapiz-Borderías	6	3
	Christian Vitulli	6	7			C Vitulli	0	0	ret.
13	Sho Aida	3	5												1	T de Bakker	6	6
10	Ivan Sergeyev	0	6	6												A Martin	4	0
	Hans Podlipnik Castillo	6	3	4	10	I Sergeyev	6	6
	Faisal Aidil	3	6	1		J Lemke	1	2
	James Lemke	6	2	6						10	I Sergeyev	3	6	3
	Paris Gemouchidis	6	3	2							A Martin	6	3	6
	Andrej Martin	3	6	6		A Martin	7	7
	Dennis Lajola	4	2		6	J Eysseric	5	6⁵
6	Jonathan Eysseric	6	6

Section 2

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

4	Luka Belić	6	7⁷
	Artur Chernov	3	6⁴		4	L Belić	2	0
	Daniel-Alejandro Lopez	6	6			D-A Lopez	6	6
WC	Nassim Slilam	3	2							D-A Lopez	2	3
	Jaak Põldma	6	6						15	R Roshardt	6	6
Q	Marcin Gawron	4	2			J Põldma	3	3
WC	Boris Obama	3	6⁵		15	R Roshardt	6	6
15	Robin Roshardt	6	7										15	R Roshardt	6⁶	5
12	Roman Jebavý	4	4											P Bester	7	7⁷
Q	Xu Junchao	6	6			J-C Xu	3	2
WC	Axel Michon	1	4			P Bester	6	6
	Philip Bester	6	6							P Bester	6	6
Q	Pere Riba	2	6	5						R Bemelmans	3	4
	Kellen Damico	6	2	7		K Damico	4	1
	Ruben Bemelmans	6	4	6		R Bemelmans	6	6
5	Nicolas Santos	4	6	3

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

8	Petru-Alexandru Luncanu	6	6
	Pavel Chekhov	4	4		8	P-A Luncanu	6	7
Q	Roberto Bautista Agut	4	6	6	Q	R Bautista Agut	3	5
WC	Stéphane Piro	6	2	3					8	P-A Luncanu	6	6
	Thomas Fabbiano	6	3	1^r					9	H-h Lee	4	1
	Stephen Donald	2	6	3		S Donald	4	4
WC	Adrian Mannarino	3	6	3	9	H-h Lee	6	6
9	Lee Hsin-han	6	3	6									8	P-A Luncanu	6	6
16	Antonio Veić	5	3											K Nishikori	4	1
	Michal Konečný	7	6			M Konečný	6	6
	Jamie Hunt	3	3			D Silva	2	2
	Daniel Silva	6	6							M Konečný	4	3
	Roberto Maytín	6⁴	6⁸							K Nishikori	6	6
	Błażej Koniusz	7⁷	7¹⁰			B Koniusz	3	1
	Kei Nishikori	6	6			K Nishikori	6	6
3	Alexandre Sidorenko	4	0

Section 4

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

7	Sanam Singh	1	7	6
WC	Guillaume Rufin	6	5	2	7	S Singh	2	5
	Martin Kližan	2	7	7		M Kližan	6	7
	Emiliano Massa	6	6⁴	5						M Kližan	6	6
	Clint Bowles	6	6						11	A Ramos Viñolas	3	1
	Yan Bai	4	0			C Bowles	5	2
WC	Vincent Sapene	2	2		11	A Ramos Viñolas	7	6
11	Albert Ramos Viñolas	6	6												M Kližan	6	6
14	Kevin Botti	6	6												P Sousa	1	1
Q	Peter Lucassen	2	2		14	K Botti	5	1
	Brydan Klein	4	6	4		P Sousa	7	6
	Pedro Sousa	6	4	6						P Sousa	2	6	6
Q	Tim Göransson	4	5						2	D Young	6	2	4
Q	Ricardo Urzúa Rivera	6	7		Q	RU Rivera	3	1
Q	Dylan Loic Sessagesimi	6	0	0	2	D Young	6	6
2	Donald Young	1	6	6

Sources

ITF Tennis

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