2019 BNP Paribas Sopot Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 BNP Paribas Sopot Open
Final
Champion	Stefano Travaglia
Runner-up	Filip Horanský
Score	6–4, 2–6, 6–2
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated December 04, 2024

Paolo Lorenzi was the defending champion^[1] but lost in the quarterfinals to Aslan Karatsev.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Stefano Travaglia (champion)
Kamil Majchrzak (second round)
Paolo Lorenzi (quarterfinals)
Mikael Ymer (third round)
Lorenzo Giustino (second round)
Kimmer Coppejans (third round)
Pedro Martínez (third round)
Alessandro Giannessi (second round)
Tommy Robredo (second round)
Filip Horanský (final)
Alexey Vatutin (quarterfinals)
Mohamed Safwat (quarterfinals)
Zdeněk Kolář (second round)
Tristan Lamasine (semifinals)
Jürgen Zopp (third round)
Jan Choinski (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

1	Stefano Travaglia	6	6

12	Mohamed Safwat	4	4
					1	Stefano Travaglia	6	7

					14	Tristan Lamasine	1	5
14	Tristan Lamasine	3	7	6

11	Alexey Vatutin	6	5	2
										1	Stefano Travaglia	6	2	6

										10	Filip Horanský	4	6	2
	Aslan Karatsev	4	6	7⁷

3	Paolo Lorenzi	6	3	6⁴
						Aslan Karatsev	7	5	6⁷

					10	Filip Horanský	5	7	7⁹
10	Filip Horanský	6	6

16	Jan Choinski	1	0

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					1	S Travaglia	6	6
WC	M Przysiężny	2	5		WC	D Michalski	1	1
WC	D Michalski	6	7							1	S Travaglia	6	6
	A Golubev	1	1								G Elias	4	2
	G Elias	6	6			G Elias	6	3	6
					13	Z Kolář	4	6	4
														1	S Travaglia	6	6
														12	M Safwat	4	4
					12	M Safwat	7⁷	6
	Fabrizio Ornago	6	3	7		F Ornago	6²	2
	A Avidzba	3	6	5						12	M Safwat	6	6
WC	Michał Dembek	0	3							7	P Martínez	3	4
	F Mena	6	6			F Mena	6¹	0
					7	P Martínez	7⁷	6

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				4/SE	M Ymer	6	6
	I Gakhov	6	7		I Gakhov	2	3
	J Berrettini	3	5						4/SE	M Ymer	6	4	1
	M Bortolotti	3	1						14	T Lamasine	2	6	6
	A Pellegrino	6	6		A Pellegrino	7	4	4
				14	T Lamasine	5	6	6
														14	T Lamasine	3	7	6
														11	A Vatutin	6	5	2
				11	A Vatutin	6	6
	V Durasovic	3	4		C-h Tseng	3	3
	C-h Tseng	6	6						11	A Vatutin	6	6
ITF	R Bonadio	6¹	6²						6	K Coppejans	4	2
Q	A Zhurbin	7⁷	7⁷	Q	A Zhurbin	3	2
				6	K Coppejans	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

				5	L Giustino	6³	3
	A Karatsev	7	6		A Karatsev	7⁷	6
	F Ferreira Silva	5	4						A Karatsev	6	6
ITF	C O'Connell	6	6					ITF	C O'Connell	2	1
	E Dalla Valle	0	2	ITF	C O'Connell	6	7⁷
				9/WC	T Robredo	4	6⁴
														A Karatsev	4	6	7⁷
													3	P Lorenzi	6	3	6⁴
				15	J Zopp	6	6
ITF	I Nedelko	6	6	ITF	I Nedelko	2	1
ITF	E Tiurnev	3	2					15	J Zopp	6	3	4
	M Cuevas	7⁷	6					3	P Lorenzi	2	6	6
	J Härteis	6⁵	4		M Cuevas	3	1
				3	P Lorenzi	6	6

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				8	A Giannessi	6	3	4
WC	K Żuk	3	1	PR	A Metreveli	4	6	6
PR	A Metreveli	6	6						PR	A Metreveli	3	1
ITF	J Barranco Cosano	6	7						10	F Horanský	6	6
	A Pavić	4	5	ITF	J Barranco Cosano	0	3
				10	F Horanský	6	6
														10	F Horanský	6	6
														16	J Choinski	1	0
				16	J Choinski	3	6	6
	T Brkić	7	6		T Brkić	6	4	3
Q	Paweł Ciaś	5	4						16	J Choinski	6	6⁷	6
	P Sakamoto	3	3							J Jahn	3	7⁹	4
	Jeremy Jahn	6	6		J Jahn	6⁵	6	7
				2	K Majchrzak	7⁷	1	5

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