2011 Trani Cup – Singles

Singles
Singles
2011 Trani Cup
Champion	Steve Darcis
Runner-up	Leonardo Mayer
Final score	4–6, 6–3, 6–2
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 26, 2022

Jesse Huta Galung was the defending champion, but lost against eventual finalist Leonardo Mayer in the first round.

Seeds

Rui Machado (semifinals)
Frederico Gil (first round)
Steve Darcis (champion)
Jesse Huta Galung (first round)
Ivo Minář (first round)
Nikola Ćirić (second round)
Matteo Viola (second round)
David Guez (first round)

Draw

Key

Final four

Semifinals				Final

1	Rui Machado	4	0

	Leonardo Mayer	6	6
					Leonardo Mayer	6	3	2

				3	Steve Darcis	4	6	6
3	Steve Darcis	6	6

WC	Andrea Arnaboldi	2	0

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	R Machado	6	6
	J Aguilar	2	1		1	R Machado	6	6
	Y Mertens	6	6			Y Mertens	2	3
	A Molteni	4	2							1	R Machado	6	6
	M Fischer	6	4	6							M Fischer	0	3
	Jan-Lennard Struff	3	6	4		M Fischer	6	6
Q	Nicolás Pastor	5	3		6	N Ćirić	2	4
6	N Ćirić	7	6											1	R Machado	4	0
4	J Huta Galung	7⁷	2	1											L Mayer	6	6
	L Mayer	6⁵	6	6		L Mayer	4	7⁷	6
	Á Kellner	6	6			Á Kellner	6	6⁰	1
Q	A Brizzi	4	0								L Mayer	6	6
	G Naso	3	4							WC	M Trevisan	4	2
	F Delbonis	6	6			F Delbonis	4	6	4
WC	M Trevisan	6	6		WC	M Trevisan	6	2	6
5	I Minář	3	4

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

7	M Viola	3	7⁷	6
	D Lojda	6	6⁵	0	7	M Viola	4	6	1
Q	P Sousa	2	6	4	WC	A Ungur	6	3	6
WC	A Ungur	6	4	6						WC	A Ungur	1	3
Q	Marco Trungelliti	2	3							3	S Darcis	6	6
	A di Mauro	6	6			A di Mauro	6⁵	2
	M Crugnola	5	3		3	S Darcis	7⁷	6
3	S Darcis	7	6											3	S Darcis	6	6
8	D Guez	3	1											WC	Andrea Arnaboldi	2	0
	D Goffin	6	6			D Goffin	6	6
SE	J Dasnières de Veigy	3	1		SE	M Authom	3	1
SE	M Authom	6	6								D Goffin	5	1
	S Galvani	6	6							WC	Andrea Arnaboldi	7	6
	J Lemke	4	1			S Galvani	4	6⁶
WC	Andrea Arnaboldi	1	6	6	WC	Andrea Arnaboldi	6	7⁸
2/WC	F Gil	6	4	1

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