2008 XL Bermuda Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2008 XL Bermuda Open
Champion	Kei Nishikori
Runner-up	Viktor Troicki
Final score	2-6, 7-5, 7-6(5)
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 26, 2022

The 2008 XL Bermuda Open singles was a tennis competition event of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), the secondary professional tennis circuit organized by the ATP. The 2008 ATP series calendar comprised 176 tournaments, with prize money ranging from $25,000 up to $150,000.^[1]

Seeds

Dudi Sela (second round)
Óscar Hernández (first round)
Sergio Roitman (first round)
Donald Young (quarterfinals)
John Isner (second round)
Peter Luczak (semifinals)
Marcel Granollers Pujol (quarterfinals)
Ernests Gulbis (quarterfinals)

Draws

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Finals

	K Nishikori	6	6
6	P Luczak	2	4		K Nishikori	2	7	7
	V Troicki	6	6		V Troicki	6	5	6⁵
	C Berlocq	3	4

Section 1

First round					Second round					Quarter-Finals					Semi-Finals

1	D Sela	6	6
	J Vacek	3	2		1	D Sela	3	3
	K Nishikori	2	6	6		K Nishikori	6	6
	M Daniel	6	4	1							K Nishikori	6	2	6
	N Massú	1	6	6						8/WC	E Gulbis	2	6	2
	D Köllerer	6	3	4		N Massú	6³	2
	A Bogomolov Jr.	1	0		8/WC	E Gulbis	7	6
8/WC	E Gulbis	6	6													K Nishikori	6	6
4	D Young	6	6												6	P Luczak	2	4
WC	G Jones	2	4		4	D Young	7	2	7
	P Cuevas	6	6			P Cuevas	5	6	5
	R Ginepri	2	2							4	D Young	2	2
	W Odesnik	6	7							6	P Luczak	6	6
Q	N Okun	2	6⁴			W Odesnik	2	4
WC	P Polansky	3	6	3	6	P Luczak	6	6
6	P Luczak	6	2	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Quarter-Finals					Semi-Finals

7	M Granollers Pujol	6	6
	D Hartfield	3	2		7	M Granollers Pujol	6⁶	6	6
	H Levy	6	6			H Levy	7	4	2
	M Puerta	2	3							7	M Granollers Pujol	3	6	2
Q	F Škugor	6	6								V Troicki	6	0	6
Q	S Lipsky	3	2		Q	F Škugor	1	2
	V Troicki	3	6	6		V Troicki	6	6
3	S Roitman	6	2	2												V Troicki	6	6
5	J Isner	6	6³	6												C Berlocq	3	4
	P Capdeville	2	7	4	5	J Isner	2	6⁴
	V Spadea	7	6			V Spadea	6	7
	A Haider-Maurer	6⁴	1								V Spadea	4	6	4
Q	N Kryvonos	7	7								C Berlocq	6	4	6
LL	D Martin	6⁸	5		Q	N Kryvonos	0	2
	C Berlocq	2	7	3r		C Berlocq	6	6
2	Ó Hernández	6	6³	0

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