2016 Pekao Szczecin Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2016 Pekao Szczecin Open
Champion	Alessandro Giannessi
Runner-up	Dustin Brown
Final score	6–2, 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 28, 2022

Jan-Lennard Struff was the defending champion but chose not to participate.

Seeds

Marcel Granollers (first round, retired)
Íñigo Cervantes (second round)
Dustin Brown (final)
Radu Albot (first round)
Nikoloz Basilashvili (first round)
Teymuraz Gabashvili (first round)
Albert Montañés (quarterfinals, retired)
Marco Cecchinato (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

Alt	Jonathan Eysseric	4	4

3	Dustin Brown	6	6
				3	Dustin Brown	2	3

					Alessandro Giannessi	6	6
	Alessandro Giannessi	6	6

	Constant Lestienne	3	3

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1/WC	M Granollers	6	4	0^r
Alt	J Eysseric	3	6	2	Alt	J Eysseric	3	6	6
Q	Petr Michnev	7	3		Q	P Michnev	6	2	2
	G Sakharov	5	0^r							Alt	J Eysseric	6	6
	Edoardo Eremin	3	4							8	M Cecchinato	4	1
WC	C Ruud	6	6		WC	C Ruud	7	1	2
PR	B Westerhof	4	1		8	M Cecchinato	5	6	6
8	M Cecchinato	6	6												Alt	J Eysseric	4	4
3	D Brown	6	6⁵	6											3	D Brown	6	6
Q	V Ivanov	3	7⁷	2	3	D Brown	6	6
	M Bourgue	7⁷	6			M Bourgue	1	1
Q	J Reister	6¹	0							3	D Brown	4	6	6
Q	P Torebko	7	4	4							S Caruso	6	3	3
	S Caruso	5	6	6		S Caruso	6	6
	Z Kolář	6	3	6		Z Kolář	4	3
6	T Gabashvili	1	6	3

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

5	N Basilashvili	5	6⁵
	J Janowicz	7	7⁷			J Janowicz	6	6²	4
Alt	S Napolitano	4	6	6	Alt	S Napolitano	3	7⁷	6
	J Mertl	6	3	2						Alt	S Napolitano	3	6¹⁰
	A Santillan	4	6	6							A Giannessi	6	7¹²
	L Sonego	6	1	2		A Santillan	3	3
	A Giannessi	6	6			A Giannessi	6	6
4	R Albot	3	4													A Giannessi	6	6
7	A Montañés	3	7⁷	6												C Lestienne	3	3
WC	Paweł Ciaś	6	6³	2	7	A Montañés	0	7	6
	A Vatutin	6	6			A Vatutin	6	5	4
WC	M Przysiężny	4	1							7	A Montañés	3	7⁹	4^r
	C Lestienne	6	7								C Lestienne	6	6⁷	5
	A Michon	4	5			C Lestienne	6	7⁷
	F Gaio	6⁶	6	5	2	Í Cervantes	4	6⁵
2	Í Cervantes	7⁸	1	7

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