2012 Tiburon Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2012 Tiburon Challenger
Final
Champion	Jack Sock
Runner-up	Mischa Zverev
Score	6–1, 1–6, 7–6(7–3)
Events
Singles	Doubles

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Ivo Karlović was the defending champion but decided not to participate.
Jack Sock won the final against Mischa Zverev 6–1, 1–6, 7–6^(7–3).

Seeds

Benjamin Becker (second round, withdrew due to abductor pain)
James Blake (quarterfinals)
Ryan Sweeting (first round)
Wayne Odesnik (first round)
Matteo Viola (first round)
Tim Smyczek (first round)
Denis Kudla (quarterfinals)
Bobby Reynolds (semifinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Jack Sock	6	7⁷

	Steve Johnson	4	6⁴
					Jack Sock	6	1	7⁷

					Mischa Zverev	1	6	6³
8	Bobby Reynolds	4	3

	Mischa Zverev	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	B Becker	7⁷	2	6
Q	N Meister	6⁴	6	1	1	B Becker
Alt	T Sandgren	0	4			J Sock	w/o
	J Sock	6	6								J Sock	7⁷	3	6
	M Yani	3	4								R Williams	6⁵	6	1
	R Williams	6	6			R Williams	6	6
	I van der Merwe	6	6			I van der Merwe	2	3
5	M Viola	3	4													J Sock	6	7⁷
3	R Sweeting	1	2													S Johnson	4	6⁴
	R Farah	6	6			R Farah	3	3
	S Bubka	6⁴	4			S Johnson	6	6
	S Johnson	7⁷	6								S Johnson	6	6
WC	D Nguyen	1	4							7	D Kudla	1	2
Q	C Guccione	6	6		Q	C Guccione	4	7⁸	6⁴
Q	F Nielsen	2	6⁵		7	D Kudla	6	6⁶	7⁷
7	D Kudla	6	7⁷

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

8	B Reynolds	7	6
WC	C Harrison	5	0		8	B Reynolds	3	6	6
	M Reid	7⁷	6			M Reid	6	1	4
	J Millman	6²	4							8	B Reynolds	6	2	7⁷
WC	B Klahn	6	6							WC	B Klahn	4	6	6⁴
	S Groth	3	3		WC	B Klahn	6	4	7
Q	J Dadamo	6	6		Q	J Dadamo	4	6	5
4	W Odesnik	4	3												8	B Reynolds	4	3
6	T Smyczek	4	1													M Zverev	6	6
	R de Voest	6	6			R de Voest	2	3
WC	M McClune	6	2	1		M Zverev	6	6
	M Zverev	3	6	6							M Zverev	6	6
	R Borvanov	0	6	1						2	J Blake	0	2
SE	D Kosakowski	6	3	6	SE	D Kosakowski	2	3
	A Kuznetsov	4	4		2	J Blake	6	6
2	J Blake	6	6

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