2011 President's Cup (tennis) – Men's singles

Men's singles
Men's singles
2011 President's Cup (tennis)
Champion	Mikhail Kukushkin
Runner-up	Sergei Bubka
Final score	6–3, 6–4
Events

Last updated February 26, 2022

Ivan Dodig was the defending champion, but decided not to participate.

Seeds

Andrey Golubev (semifinals)
Mikhail Kukushkin (champion)
Dudi Sela (first round)
Karol Beck (quarterfinals)
Lukáš Lacko (second round)
Konstantin Kravchuk (quarterfinals)
Arnau Brugués-Davi (quarterfinals)
Denis Matsukevich (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1/WC	Andrey Golubev	3	3

	Sergei Bubka	6	6
					Sergei Bubka	3	4

				2	Mikhail Kukushkin	6	6
	Malek Jaziri	4	3

2	Mikhail Kukushkin	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1/WC	A Golubev	5	7	6
	Ervand Gasparyan	7	6⁵	1	1/WC	A Golubev	6	6
WC	D Yevseyev	6	6		WC	D Yevseyev	4	2
	V Vardhan	4	3						1/WC	A Golubev	7	6
Q	Sergei Krotiouk	1	2						7	A Brugués-Davi	5	4
PR	J-R Lisnard	6	6		PR	J-R Lisnard	2	2
	Mikhail Vasiliev	1	0		7	A Brugués-Davi	6	6
7	A Brugués-Davi	6	6										1/WC	A Golubev	3	3
3	D Sela	3	2											S Bubka	6	6
	S Bubka	6	6			S Bubka	7⁷	6
Q	Lars Übel	0	1			F Dustov	6⁵	1
	F Dustov	6	6							S Bubka	6	6
	M Inoyatov	6	7						6	K Kravchuk	1	4
	Vitali Reshetnikov	3	6⁴			M Inoyatov	6⁴	1
	Alexander Lobkov	4	1		6	K Kravchuk	7⁷	6
6	K Kravchuk	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

5	L Lacko	6	6
WC	Serizhan Yessenbekov	0	0		5	L Lacko	7⁷	3	4
	M Jaziri	6	0			M Jaziri	6²	6	6
	M Ledovskikh	0	0^r								M Jaziri	6	6
Q	Dmitriy Makeyev	5	6	0						4	K Beck	2	1
	S Betov	7	3	6		S Betov	2	2
	J Mertl	4	6	4	4	K Beck	6	6
4	K Beck	6	3	6											M Jaziri	4	3
8	D Matsukevich	3	2											2	M Kukushkin	6	6
	M Chiudinelli	6	6			M Chiudinelli	6	6
Alt	N Basilashvili	4	6	6	Alt	N Basilashvili	1	1
	V Rudnev	6	2	0							M Chiudinelli	5	0
Q	Danjil Braun	0	2							2	M Kukushkin	7	6
	D Molchanov	6	6			D Molchanov	7⁷	4	3
WC	V Uzakov	0	0^r		2	M Kukushkin	6²	6	6
2	M Kukushkin	6	2

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