2018 Internazionali Femminili di Brescia – Singles

Singles
Singles
2018 Internazionali Femminili di Brescia
Champion	Kaia Kanepi
Runner-up	Martina Trevisan
Final score	6–4, 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 28, 2022

Polona Hercog was the defending champion, but chose not to participate.

Seeds

Kaia Kanepi (champion)
Alexandra Dulgheru (quarterfinals)
Deborah Chiesa (first round)
Kathinka von Deichmann (quarterfinals)
Çağla Büyükakçay (first round)
Martina Trevisan (final)
Francesca Di Lorenzo (semifinals)
Kayla Day (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1/WC	Kaia Kanepi	6	6

	Anastasia Grymalska	2	0
				1/WC	Kaia Kanepi	6	6

				6	Martina Trevisan	4	3
6	Martina Trevisan	6	6

7	Francesca Di Lorenzo	4	2

Top half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1/WC	K Kanepi	6	6
	G Brescia	2	3		1/WC	K Kanepi	6	6
	E Rybakina	6	6			E Rybakina	2	2
	K Zavatska	3	2						1/WC	K Kanepi	6	6
WC	A Matteucci	4	6	6⁶						E Gorgodze	1	1
	E Gorgodze	6	3	7⁸		E Gorgodze	5
	D Marcinkēviča	6	6			D Marcinkēviča	2^r
8	K Day	0	1										1/WC	K Kanepi	6	6
4	K von Deichmann	3	6	6										A Grymalska	2	0
	C Paquet	6	2	0	4	K von Deichmann	6	7
PR	RL Jani	1	7	6	PR	RL Jani	3	5
PR	E Halbauer	6	5	1					4	K von Deichmann	2	4
	A Grymalska	6	6							A Grymalska	6	6
	İ Soylu	3	1			A Grymalska	7⁷	6
	R Zarazúa	6	6⁷	7		R Zarazúa	6⁴	1
5	Ç Büyükakçay	4	7⁹	5

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

6	M Trevisan	6	6
WC	L Stefanini	0	3		6	M Trevisan	2	6	6
Q	L Samsonova	6	7⁷		Q	L Samsonova	6	3	4
Q	N Dascălu	1	6⁴							6	M Trevisan	6	1	6
	J Pieri	6	6								L Siegemund	0	6	3
	G Poznikhirenko	4	4			J Pieri	1	0
	L Siegemund	7	6			L Siegemund	6	6
3	D Chiesa	5	1												6	M Trevisan	6	6
7	F Di Lorenzo	7	6												7	F Di Lorenzo	4	2
Q	K Piter	5	1		7	F Di Lorenzo	4	7⁷	6
PR	A Schäfer	7⁷	0		PR	A Schäfer	6	6³	0
	C Rosatello	6²	0^r							7	F Di Lorenzo	6⁵	6	7⁷
Q	N Kurata	3	7	6						2	A Dulgheru	7⁷	2	6³
	L Chirico	6	5	3	Q	N Kurata	6	2	1
WC	S Rubini	3	4		2	A Dulgheru	3	6	6
2	A Dulgheru	6	6

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