2012 Seguros Bolívar Open Cali – Singles

Singles
Singles
2012 Seguros Bolívar Open Cali
Final
Champion	João Souza
Runner-up	Thiago Alves
Score	6–2, 6–4
Events
Singles	Doubles

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Alejandro Falla was the defending champion, but retired from his first round match.
João Souza won the title, defeating Thiago Alves 6–2, 6–4 in the final.

Seeds

Santiago Giraldo (second round, withdrew because of peritonitis surgery)
Alejandro Falla (first round, retired)
Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo (quarterfinals)
Wayne Odesnik (quarterfinals)
Thiago Alves (final)
Martín Alund (semifinals)
Guido Pella (quarterfinals)
João Souza (champion)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

Q	Fabiano de Paula	4	2

5	Thiago Alves	6	6
				5	Thiago Alves	2	4

				8	João Souza	6	6
6	Martín Alund	1	4

8	João Souza	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1/WC	S Giraldo	6	6
Q	JS Gómez	3	0		1/WC	S Giraldo
Q	Fabiano de Paula	6	6		Q	F de Paula	w/o
	A Ghem	3	4							Q	F de Paula	6	6
WC	F Bagnis	6	7⁹							7	G Pella	1	1
	M González	2	6⁷		WC	F Bagnis	6	2	2
Q	Sebastian Serrano	3	1		7	G Pella	4	6	6
7	G Pella	6	6											Q	F de Paula	4	2
4	W Odesnik	6	6											5	T Alves	6	6
	A Velotti	1	4		4	W Odesnik	4	6	6
	A González	2	6	6		A González	6	0	3
	R Hocevar	6	0	3						4	W Odesnik	4	1
	M Estévez	1	6	6						5	T Alves	6	6
	R Farah	6	4	3		M Estévez	4	1
Q	K Kim	0	1		5	T Alves	6	6
5	T Alves	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

6	M Alund	6	6
	M Felder	3	1		6	M Alund	6	6
	A Collarini	6	1	2		M Trungelliti	3	2
	M Trungelliti	2	6	6						6	M Alund	6	6
	P Galdón	6	3	5						3	R Ramírez Hidalgo	4	1
	G Clezar	4	6	7		G Clezar	5	1
	JS Cabal	1	2		3	R Ramírez Hidalgo	7	6
3	R Ramírez Hidalgo	6	6											6	M Alund	1	4
8	J Souza	6	6											8	J Souza	6	6
WC	Felipe Mantilla	3	1		8	J Souza	6	2	6
	A Molteni	6	6			A Molteni	4	6	3
	M Demoliner	1	4							8	J Souza	6	6
	D Junqueira	3	2							WC	N Barrientos	3	2
	C Salamanca	6	6			C Salamanca	6⁴	7	1^r
WC	N Barrientos	6	1		WC	N Barrientos	7⁷	5	3
2	A Falla	1	0^r

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