2015 Svijany Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2015 Svijany Open
Champion	Tobias Kamke
Runner-up	Andrej Martin
Final score	7–6(8–6), 6–4
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated September 05, 2022

Andrej Martin was the defending champion, but he lost in the final to Tobias Kamke.

Seeds

Steve Darcis (first round)
Aleksandr Nedovyesov (first round)
Radu Albot (semifinals)
Kimmer Coppejans (second round)
Íñigo Cervantes (quarterfinals)
Horacio Zeballos (semifinals)
Adam Pavlásek (quarterfinals)
Hans Podlipnik-Castillo (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

	Andrej Martin	6	2	6

3	Radu Albot	2	6	3
						Andrej Martin	6⁶	4

						Tobias Kamke	7⁸	6
6	Horacio Zeballos	3	4

	Tobias Kamke	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	S Darcis	1	4
Q	M Delić	6	6		Q	M Delić	1	6	3
	M Fucsovics	3	3			A Martin	6	2	6
	A Martin	6	6								A Martin	6	6
	J Šátral	6	6							8	H Podlipnik-Castillo	1	0
	A Molteni	4	2			J Šátral	4	6	5
WC	V Šafránek	4	2		8	H Podlipnik-Castillo	6	3	7
8	H Podlipnik-Castillo	6	6												A Martin	6	2	6
3	R Albot	6	3											3	R Albot	2	6	3
PR	J Checa-Calvo	2	1^r		3	R Albot	6	6
	T Pütz	6	4	3	Q	JI Londero	1	4
Q	JI Londero	4	6	6						3	R Albot	6	6
WC	R Jebavý	5	1^r							7	A Pavlásek	1	1
	J Mertl	7	1			J Mertl	6⁶	2
	G Gigounon	5	6	3	7	A Pavlásek	7⁸	6
7	A Pavlásek	7	4	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

6	H Zeballos	6	6
	H Laaksonen	3	0		6	H Zeballos	6	6
Q	C Ramírez	4	3			A Veić	1	2
	A Veić	6	6							6	H Zeballos	6⁴	6	6
	R Olivo	2	6	6							R Olivo	7⁷	4	4
WC	Robin Staněk	6	2	2		R Olivo	3	6	7⁷
	JC Sáez	1	1		4	K Coppejans	6	2	6⁵
4	K Coppejans	6	6												6	H Zeballos	3	4
5	Í Cervantes	4	6	7												T Kamke	6	6
	U Ignatik	6	2	5	5	Í Cervantes	7	6
	M Bourque	6	6			M Bourque	5	3
	P Krstin	2	3							5	Í Cervantes	5	4
Q	F Cipolla	6	6								T Kamke	7	6
	R Carballés Baena	4	4		Q	F Cipolla	2	6	3
	T Kamke	6	6			T Kamke	6	3	6
2	A Nedovyesov	4	3

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