2015 Eskişehir Cup – Singles

Singles
Singles
2015 Eskişehir Cup
Final
Champion	Paolo Lorenzi
Runner-up	Íñigo Cervantes
Score	7–6(7–4), 7–6(7–5)
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 29, 2023

David Goffin was the defending champion, but chose not to participate, since he played at French Open during that week.

Seeds

Paolo Lorenzi (champion)
Íñigo Cervantes (final)
Chen Ti (first round)
Saketh Myneni (second round)
Matthew Ebden (quarterfinals)
Dennis Novak (first round)
Henrique Cunha (first round)
Rémi Boutillier (semifinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Paolo Lorenzi	6	6

8	Rémi Boutillier	2	4
				1	Paolo Lorenzi	7⁷	7⁷

				2	Íñigo Cervantes	6⁴	6⁵
	Yannick Jankovits	2	2

2	Íñigo Cervantes	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	P Lorenzi	6	6
	I Klec	2	2		1	P Lorenzi	6	7
WC	B Ergüden	6³	6²		WC	C İlkel	1	5
WC	C İlkel	7⁷	7⁷							1	P Lorenzi	7	7⁷
	J Milton	2	7⁷	6						5	M Ebden	5	6¹
WC	G Žemlja	6	6⁵	0		J Milton	3	6⁶
	N Milojević	2	1		5	M Ebden	6	7⁸
5	M Ebden	6	6												1	P Lorenzi	6	6
4	S Myneni	7	7												8	R Boutillier	2	4
	N Mektić	5	5		4	S Myneni	4	2
	P Krstin	7⁷	6			P Krstin	6	6
	Y Uchiyama	6⁴	4								P Krstin	6	5	2
	R Bellotti	7	6							8	R Boutillier	4	7	6
	O Roca Batalla	3	5			R Bellotti	6	6⁴	4
	FF Silva	5	3		8	R Boutillier	3	7⁷	6
8	R Boutillier	7	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

6	D Novak	2	6	6⁵
Q	F Veger	6	2	7⁷	Q	F Veger	3	4
WC	A Yüksel	0	2			Y Jankovits	6	6
	Y Jankovits	6	6								Y Jankovits	6	7⁷
Q	R Rodríguez	4	2								M Chiudinelli	2	6³
	M Chiudinelli	6	6			M Chiudinelli	6	4	6
	D Zhyrmont	7⁸	6			D Zhyrmont	1	6	3
3	T Chen	6⁶	3												Y Jankovits	2	2
7	Henrique Cunha	4	7⁸	3										2	I Cervantes	6	6
Q	Y Shyla	6	6⁶	6	Q	Y Shyla	0	7⁸	4
	Connor Smith	2	7⁷	6⁴		A Bossel	6	6⁶	6
	A Bossel	6	6³	7⁷							A Bossel	2	4
	T Brkić	6²	6	6						2	I Cervantes	6	6
	D Kuzmanov	7⁷	1	4		T Brkić	7⁷	2	4
Q	T Vorster	4	4		2	I Cervantes	6⁴	6	6
2	I Cervantes	6	6

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References

↑ Josh Meiseles (2015-05-24). "Challenger Spotlight: Paolo Lorenzi Caps Historic Week With 13th Crown" . Retrieved 2016-06-15.
↑ Josh Meiseles (2015-05-22). "Lorenzi Registers 300th Challenger Win" . Retrieved 2016-06-15.

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[1] Josh Meiseles (2015-05-24). "Challenger Spotlight: Paolo Lorenzi Caps Historic Week With 13th Crown" . Retrieved 2016-06-15.

[2] Josh Meiseles (2015-05-22). "Lorenzi Registers 300th Challenger Win" . Retrieved 2016-06-15.

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