2011 Levene Gouldin & Thompson Tennis Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2011 Levene Gouldin & Thompson Tennis Challenger
Champion	Paul Capdeville
Runner-up	Wayne Odesnik
Final score	7–6(7–4), 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 26, 2022

Kei Nishikori was the defending champion, but decided not to participate.

Seeds

Izak van der Merwe (semifinals)
Paul Capdeville (champion)
Bobby Reynolds (withdrew)
Grega Žemlja (semifinals)
Rogério Dutra da Silva (first round)
Ruben Bemelmans (quarterfinals)
Arnau Brugués-Davi (first round)
Wayne Odesnik (final)
Yuichi Sugita (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

1	Izak van der Merwe	2	7⁸	4

8	Wayne Odesnik	6	6⁶	6
					8	Wayne Odesnik	6⁴	3

					2	Paul Capdeville	7⁷	6
4	Grega Žemlja	1	2

2	Paul Capdeville	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	I van der Merwe	6²	7⁷	6
	F Bagnis	7⁷	6³	3	1	I van der Merwe	6	7
Q	B Mitchell	6⁵	0		Q	A El Mihdawy	3	5
Q	A El Mihdawy	7⁷	6							1	I van der Merwe	7⁸	1	6
Alt	R Borvanov	6⁵	4							6	R Bemelmans	6⁶	6	3
Alt	R Ram	7⁷	6		Alt	R Ram	6³	2
	F Romboli	1	1		6	R Bemelmans	7⁷	6
6	R Bemelmans	6	6												1	I van der Merwe	2	7⁸	4
9	Y Sugita	4	6	2											8	W Odesnik	6	6⁶	6
	E Donskoy	6	3	6		E Donskoy	7⁹	4	6
	F Nielsen	6	6			F Nielsen	6⁷	6	3
Alt	M Venus	3	4								E Donskoy	3	3
	C Guccione	6⁴	7	3						8	W Odesnik	6	6
	A Kuznetsov	7⁷	5	6		A Kuznetsov	4	4
WC	T Sandgren	4	5		8	W Odesnik	6	6
8	W Odesnik	6	7

Bottom half

First round				Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

7	A Brugués-Davi	0	6⁵
	G Jones	6	7⁷		G Jones	5	6	6
	JS Cabal	4	4	WC	N Massú	7	2	3
WC	N Massú	6	6							G Jones	2	0
	R Farah	4	4						4	G Žemlja	6	6
	V Millot	6	6		V Millot	4	4
WC	Alex Domijan	3	4	4	G Žemlja	6	6
4	G Žemlja	6	6										4	G Žemlja	1	2
5	R Dutra da Silva	1	2										2	P Capdeville	6	6
Q	D Kutrovsky	6	6	Q	D Kutrovsky	3	6³
	C Ball	6	6		C Ball	6	7⁷
Q	L Gregorc	3	4							C Ball	6⁴	4
	J Ward	6	6						2	P Capdeville	7⁷	6
LL	B Semenzato	2	1		J Ward	6	1	4
WC	R Williams	4	4	2	P Capdeville	1	6	6
2	P Capdeville	6	6

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