2017 Bucher Reisen Tennis Grand Prix – Singles

Singles
Singles
2017 Bucher Reisen Tennis Grand Prix
Champion	Ricardo Ojeda Lara
Runner-up	Andreas Haider-Maurer
Final score	6–4, 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 14, 2022

Florian Mayer was the defending champion but lost in the quarterfinals to Andreas Haider-Maurer.

Seeds

Florian Mayer (quarterfinals)
Steve Darcis (second round, withdrew)
Dustin Brown (first round)
Arthur De Greef (first round)
Oscar Otte (second round)
Mathias Bourgue (first round)
Jeremy Jahn (quarterfinals)
Václav Šafránek (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

WC	Andreas Haider-Maurer	6	6³	6

	Karim-Mohamed Maamoun	4	7⁷	3
					WC	Andreas Haider-Maurer	4	3

						Ricardo Ojeda Lara	6	6
	Ricardo Ojeda Lara	6	7⁷

WC	Nicola Kuhn	4	6⁴

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	F Mayer	6	6
	Yannik Reuter	0	0		1	F Mayer	1	7	6
	T Lamasine	2	5			B Zapata Miralles	6	5	1
	B Zapata Miralles	6	7							1	F Mayer	6	5	3
WC	A Haider-Maurer	3	6	6						WC	A Haider-Maurer	2	7	6
WC	M Bachinger	6	4	2	WC	A Haider-Maurer	6	6
	D Masur	4	4		5	O Otte	2	4
5	O Otte	6	6												WC	A Haider-Maurer	6	6³	6
3	D Brown	2	2													K-M Maamoun	4	7⁷	3
Q	Marc Sieber	6	6		Q	M Sieber	2	3
	K-M Maamoun	6	6			K-M Maamoun	6	6
	Y Mertens	3	2								K-M Maamoun	3	6	6
	Í Cervantes	6	3	6						7	J Jahn	6	2	4
	M Janvier	1	6	3		Í Cervantes	4	6³
	F Coria	6	0	4	7	J Jahn	6	7⁷
7	Jeremy Jahn	3	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

6	M Bourgue	6	3	6⁵
	A Nedovyesov	3	6	7⁷		A Nedovyesov	4	6	6
	M Tepavac	4	4			A Michon	6	2	4
	A Michon	6	6								A Nedovyesov	3	6	4
Q	M Eriksson	6	6								R Ojeda Lara	6	4	6
Q	K Coppejans	2	1		Q	M Eriksson	4	3
	R Ojeda Lara	7⁷	6			R Ojeda Lara	6	6
4	A De Greef	6⁴	4													R Ojeda Lara	6	7⁷
8	V Šafránek	6	3	6											WC	N Kuhn	4	6⁴
Q	A Ghem	3	6	3	8	V Šafránek	6	2	6
	S Diez	6	6			S Diez	3	6	3
WC	H Squire	4	2							8	V Šafránek	1	6	1
	S Doumbia	4	6	6⁴						WC	N Kuhn	6	3	6
WC	N Kuhn	6	4	7⁷	WC	N Kuhn	w/o
	C Lestienne	6	3	1	2	S Darcis
2	S Darcis	1	6	6

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