2009 Rai Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2009 Rai Open
Champion	Sebastián Decoud
Runner-up	Simon Greul
Final score	7–6(2), 6–1
Events
Singles	Doubles

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Sebastián Decoud defeated 7–6(2), 6–1 Simon Greul in the first singles' final of this tournament.

Seeds

Sergio Roitman (first round)
Simon Greul (final)
Roko Karanušić (first round)
Jiří Vaněk (quarterfinals)
Ilija Bozoljac (second round)
Lukáš Rosol (second round)
Filippo Volandri (second round)
Alexandre Sidorenko (first round)

Draw

Key

Final four

Semifinals				Final

	Sebastián Decoud	6	6

	Marco Crugnola	1	3
					Sebastián Decoud	7	6

				2	Simon Greul	6²	1
	Éric Prodon	3	3

2	Simon Greul	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	S Roitman	3	6	0
	S Decoud	6	3	6		S Decoud	7	5	6
	M Russell	4	3			L Gregorc	6⁵	7	4
	L Gregorc	6	6								S Decoud	6	6
	T Tenconi	6	6								T Tenconi	4	1
Q	E Gomes	2	4			T Tenconi	3	6	6
	M Kukushkin	2	0		6	L Rosol	6	2	3
6	L Rosol	6	6													S Decoud	6	6
3	R Karanušić	4	3													M Crugnola	1	3
Q	T Ascione	6	6		Q	T Ascione	4	3
	M Crugnola	6	6			M Crugnola	6	6
	D Muñoz-De La Nava	1	4								M Crugnola	6	2	6
Q	A Arnaboldi	7	6							Q	A Arnaboldi	0	6	4
SE	A di Mauro	5	1		Q	A Arnaboldi	6⁵	6	6
	K Anderson	3	4		5	I Bozoljac	7	3	1
5	I Bozoljac	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

7/WC	F Volandri	6	6
WC	D Bracciali	2	4		7/WC	F Volandri	2	6	6⁰
WC	G Naso	4	1			É Prodon	6	3	7
	É Prodon	6	6								É Prodon	6	6
	X Malisse	3	2							4	J Vaněk	3	4
	R Hocevar	6	6			R Hocevar	3	4
LL	S Galvani	4	2		4	J Vaněk	6	6
4	J Vaněk	6	6												É Prodon	3	3
8	A Sidorenko	4	3											2	S Greul	6	6
SE	A Veić	6	6		SE	A Veić	3	2
	G Žemlja	5	7	4		J Huta Galung	6	6
	J Huta Galung	7	5	6							J Huta Galung	4	2
WC	T Fabbiano	7	6							2	S Greul	6	6
Q	G Petrazzuolo	5	4		WC	T Fabbiano	0	2
	R Bemelmans	4	2		2	S Greul	6	6
2	S Greul	6	6

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