2013 Caesar & Imperial Cup – Singles

Singles
Singles
2013 Caesar & Imperial Cup
Final
Champion	Paula Kania
Runner-up	Zarina Diyas
Score	6–1, 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 29, 2023

Zheng Saisai was the defending champion, having won the event in 2012, but decided to participate at the 2013 Nanjing Ladies Open instead.

Seeds

Kurumi Nara (second round; withdrew)
Dinah Pfizenmaier (second round)
Luksika Kumkhum (first round)
Alison Van Uytvanck (semifinals)
An-Sophie Mestach (first round)
Arantxa Rus (quarterfinals)
Ekaterina Bychkova (quarterfinals)
Zarina Diyas (final)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

8	Zarina Diyas	7⁷	6

4	Alison Van Uytvanck	6⁵	0
				8	Zarina Diyas	1	3

					Paula Kania	6	6
	Gioia Barbieri	4	3

	Paula Kania	6	6

Top half

First round				Second round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	K Nara	6	6
	Y Zhao	4	0	1	K Nara
	M Tanaka	5			M Tanaka	w/o
	V Solovyeva	3^r							M Tanaka	6	0	1
WC	H-c Chan	3	1					8	Z Diyas	1	6	6
	L Kerkhove	6	6		L Kerkhove	4	1
Q	H-c Wu	1	1	8	Z Diyas	6	6
8	Z Diyas	6	6										8	Z Diyas	7⁷	6
4	A Van Uytvanck	6	6										4	A Van Uytvanck	6⁵	0
Q	K Takahata	2	3	4	A Van Uytvanck	6	6
	E Takao	4	2		L Zhang	3	3
	L Zhang	6	6					4	A Van Uytvanck	7	6
	P-c Lee	3	4					7	E Bychkova	5	2
WC	H-c Lee	6	6	WC	H-c Lee	2	3
Q	A Yamasoto	4	4	7	E Bychkova	6	6
7	E Bychkova	6	6

Bottom half

First round				Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

5	A-S Mestach	5	4
	M Eguchi	7	6		M Eguchi	1	2
WC	C-w Hsu	2	0		Y-j Chan	6	6
	Y-j Chan	6	6							Y-j Chan	6	4	0^r
	Z Yang	5	2							G Barbieri	3	6	4
	Y-h Lee	7	6		Y-h Lee	2	1
	G Barbieri	6	6		G Barbieri	6	6
3	L Kumkhum	4	4												G Barbieri	4	3
6	A Rus	6	6												P Kania	6	6
Q	K Ip	4	1	6	A Rus	4	6	7⁸
	A Raina	3	3		W-h Hsu	6	2	6⁶
	W-h Hsu	6	6						6	A Rus	5	4
	P Kania	6	3							P Kania	7	6
WC	T-f Juan	1	0^r		P Kania	6	6
	C-w Chan	5	5	2	D Pfizenmaier	3	2
2	D Pfizenmaier	7	7

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