2015 IS Open de Tênis – Singles

Singles
Singles
2015 IS Open de Tênis
Final
Champion	Carlos Berlocq
Runner-up	Kimmer Coppejans
Score	6–3, 6–1
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated December 06, 2023

This was the third edition of the tournament. It was held after a one-year pause.

Seeds

Diego Schwartzman (withdrew due to right shoulder injury)
Guido Pella (withdrew due to lower back injury)
Facundo Argüello (second round)
Kimmer Coppejans (final)
André Ghem (second round)
Facundo Bagnis (semifinals)
Carlos Berlocq (champion)
Rogério Dutra Silva (semifinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

6	Facundo Bagnis	4	4

4	Kimmer Coppejans	6	6
				4	Kimmer Coppejans	3	1

				7	Carlos Berlocq	6	6
7	Carlos Berlocq	6	6

8	Rogério Dutra Silva	3	4

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

LL	R Hocevar	3	4
	T Lipovšek	6	6			T Lipovšek	6	6
	C Garín	1	6	6		C Garín	4	2
Q	J Menezes	6	3	3							T Lipovšek	3	4
	J Pereira	2	6	3						6	F Bagnis	6	6
	G Elias	6	3	6		G Elias	3	4
WC	M Zormann	4	4		6	F Bagnis	6	6
6	F Bagnis	6	6											6	F Bagnis	4	4
4	K Coppejans	6	6											4	K Coppejans	6	6
	N Kicker	2	3		4	K Coppejans	6	6
WC	T Monteiro	6	2	6	WC	T Monteiro	2	1
Q	Carlos E. Severino	3	6	2						4	K Coppejans	w/o
	A Velotti	6	6								A Velotti
	A Michon	0	2			A Velotti	6³	6	7
	C Zampieri	4	2		5	A Ghem	7⁷	3	5
5	A Ghem	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

7	C Berlocq	6	6
	M Linzer	3	2		7	C Berlocq	7⁷	5	4
	H Podlipnik	1	2			G Andreozzi	6³	7	2^r
	G Andreozzi	6	6							7	C Berlocq	7	6
	C Lindell	6	6								C Lindell	5	4
WC	P Sakamoto	2	3			C Lindell	6	6
	FF Silva	7⁷	4	3	3	F Argüello	3	4
3	F Argüello	6⁴	6	6											7	C Berlocq	6	6
8	R Dutra Silva	6	6												8	R Dutra Silva	3	4
LL	JP Sorgi	4	2		8	R Dutra Silva	3	6	6
	JC Sáez	6	3	2	Q	J De Loore	6	4	0
Q	J De Loore	4	6	6						8	R Dutra Silva	6	4	7
WC	O Luz	6⁴	3								R Olivo	3	6	5
	R Olivo	7⁷	6			R Olivo	6	6⁴	6
	J Hernández	6	7⁷			J Hernández	0	7⁷	2
Q	A Miele	2	6³

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