2009 Aegean Tennis Cup – Singles

Singles
Singles
2009 Aegean Tennis Cup
Champion	Benjamin Becker
Runner-up	Simon Stadler
Final score	7–5, 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 26, 2022

Benjamin Becker defeated his compatriot Simon Stadler in the final and won the title.

Seeds

Dudi Sela (quarterfinals)
Bobby Reynolds (first round)
Kevin Kim (second round)
Michael Berrer (first round)
Sergiy Stakhovsky (first round)
Thiago Alves (semifinals)
Benjamin Becker (champion)
Nicolas Mahut (first round)

Draw

Key

Final four

Semifinals					Final

	Prakash Amritraj	1	2^r

7	Benjamin Becker	6	4
					7	Benjamin Becker	7	6

						Simon Stadler	5	3
6	Thiago Alves	6	3	5

	Simon Stadler	4	6	7

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	D Sela	6	6
WC	A-F Georgoudas	1	0		1	D Sela	6	4	6
	J Johansson	3	6⁵			A Delic	3	6	3
	A Delic	6	7							1	D Sela	4	6	3
	P Amritraj	6	6								P Amritraj	6	4	6
Q	P-L Duclos	4	0			P Amritraj	4	6	6
	M Elgin	3	6	6		M Elgin	6	2	3
8	N Mahut	6	4	4												P Amritraj	1	2^r
3	K Kim	6	7												7	B Becker	6	4
Q	N Okun	4	6⁹		3	K Kim	2	3
	C Guccione	4	6⁴			B Dorsch	6	6
	B Dorsch	6	7								B Dorsch	6	3	4
	É Roger-Vasselin	6	6							7	B Becker	3	6	6
	S Devvarman	3	2			É Roger-Vasselin	4	6	4
WC	G Dimitrov	2	3		7	B Becker	6	4	6
7	B Becker	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

6	T Alves	7	6
Q	M Kohlmann	6³	4		6	T Alves	6	7
	R de Voest	6	6			R de Voest	4	6⁴
	K Beck	3	3							6	T Alves	6	7
	P Šnobel	6	6								B Evans	2	6⁴
	G Žemlja	3	3			P Šnobel	6	3	6²
	B Evans	6	3	7		B Evans	2	6	7
4	M Berrer	3	6	6⁵										6	T Alves	6	3	5
5	S Stakhovsky	4	4												S Stadler	4	6	7
	R Ram	6	6			R Ram	6⁵	6⁵
WC	H Kontinen	4	4			S Stadler	7	7
	S Stadler	6	6								S Stadler	7	6
Q	R Bopanna	6	6							Q	R Bopanna	5	2
WC	T Angelinos	1	2		Q	R Bopanna	2	7	7
	A Bogdanovic	4	6	6		A Bogdanovic	6	6⁵	5
2	B Reynolds	6	3	4

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