2011 Oberstaufen Cup – Singles

Singles
Singles
2011 Oberstaufen Cup
Champion	Daniel Brands
Runner-up	Andreas Beck
Final score	6–4, 7–6(7–3)
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 26, 2022

Martin Fischer was the defending champion, but champion Daniel Brands defeated him in the quarterfinals.

Seeds

~~Andreas Haider-Maurer~~ (withdrew)
Simon Greul (quarterfinals)
Daniel Brands (champion)
Martin Kližan (first round)
Martin Fischer (quarterfinals)
Andreas Beck (final)
Nikola Ćirić (quarterfinals)
Victor Crivoi (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

	Cedrik-Marcel Stebe	3	6	3

3	Daniel Brands	6	4	6
					3	Daniel Brands	6	7⁷

					6	Andreas Beck	4	6³
6	Andreas Beck	7⁷	7⁷

7	Nikola Ćirić	6⁵	6⁰

Top half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

LL	A Ghem	6	5	6
	J Hernych	3	7	1	LL	A Ghem	6	6
WC	M Zimmermann	6	6		WC	M Zimmermann	4	4
Q	T Fernandes	1	2						LL	A Ghem	3	7	4
	G Rufin	6	6							C-M Stebe	6	5	6
	Alexander Flock	3	2			G Rufin	4	5
	C-M Stebe	6	6			C-M Stebe	6	7
8	V Crivoi	2	1												C-M Stebe	3	6	3
3	D Brands	6	4	6										3	D Brands	6	4	6
	M Crugnola	4	6	4	3	D Brands	6	6
	P Červenák	7	6			P Červenák	1	4
WC	K Krawietz	5	4						3	D Brands	7	6
WC	B Puc	6	7⁷						5	M Fischer	5	2
WC	D Kindlmann	4	6⁵		WC	B Puc	3	3
	M Gawron	2	4		5	M Fischer	6	6
5	M Fischer	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

6	A Beck	6	6
	E Donskoy	4	4		6	A Beck	7	6
	B Knittel	7	4	2		M Copil	5	4
	M Copil	5	6	6						6	A Beck	6	6
Q	G Trujillo-Soler	6	6								J Aguilar	4	3
	Andrea Arnaboldi	2	4		Q	G Trujillo-Soler	1	3
	J Aguilar	7	3	7⁷		J Aguilar	6	6
4	M Kližan	5	6	6⁴										6	A Beck	7⁷	7⁷
7	N Ćirić	4	6	7										7	N Ćirić	6⁵	6⁰
	K Mesaroš	6	2	6⁶	7	N Ćirić	6	3	6
	T Nieminen	2	1		Q	K Čapkovič	1	6	1
Q	K Čapkovič	6	6							7	N Ćirić	6	6
Q	L Kirche	6	6⁵	2						2	S Greul	4	3
	S Stadler	3	7	6		S Stadler	3	4
	M Semjan	6	1	3	2	S Greul	6	6
2	S Greul	3	6	6

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