2019 Banja Luka Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 Banja Luka Challenger
Final
Champion	Tallon Griekspoor
Runner-up	Sumit Nagal
Score	6–2, 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 30, 2023

Alessandro Giannessi was the defending champion^[1] but chose not to defend his title.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Robin Haase (second round)
Filippo Baldi (second round)
Nikola Milojević (second round)
Federico Coria (quarterfinals)
Filip Horanský (semifinals)
Sumit Nagal (final)
Tallon Griekspoor (champion)
Carlos Berlocq (third round)
Rogério Dutra Silva (second round)
Peđa Krstin (semifinals)
Andrea Collarini (third round)
Christopher O'Connell (second round)
Dmitry Popko (quarterfinals)
Alejandro Tabilo (quarterfinals)
Danilo Petrović (second round)
Facundo Mena (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

16	Facundo Mena	7¹⁰	5	1

7	Tallon Griekspoor	6⁸	7	6
					7	Tallon Griekspoor	6	4	7

					10	Peđa Krstin	4	6	5
13	Dmitry Popko	4	4

10	Peđa Krstin	6	6
										7	Tallon Griekspoor	6	6

										6	Sumit Nagal	2	3
6	Sumit Nagal	6	7

4	Federico Coria	2	5
					6	Sumit Nagal	7⁷	6

					5	Filip Horanský	6¹	2
5	Filip Horanský	6	5	6

14	Alejandro Tabilo	2	7	1

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					1	R Haase	1	4
	GM Moroni	6	6			GM Moroni	6	6
WC	Nemanja Malešević	3	0								GM Moroni	4	3
	C Ugo Carabelli	6	3	6						16	F Mena	6	6
	A Erler	4	6	3		C Ugo Carabelli	4	3
					16	F Mena	6	6
														16	F Mena	7¹⁰	5	1
														7	T Griekspoor	6⁸	7	6
					9	R Dutra Silva	3	1
	J Sels	2	3			G Clezar	6	6
	G Clezar	6	6								G Clezar	4	3
Q	F Reboul	7⁷	6							7	T Griekspoor	6	6
Alt	Jaume Pla Malfeito	6²	3		Q	F Reboul	5	6	3
					7	T Griekspoor	7	4	6

Section 2

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

					3/WC	N Milojević	2	2
	M Miladinović	6	5	7⁷		M Miladinović	6	6
	TM Etcheverry	2	7	6⁵						M Miladinović	6⁵	6	2
	GA Olivieri	1	7	6					13	D Popko	7⁷	3	6
	S Doumbia	6	5	4		GA Olivieri	2	1
					13	D Popko	6	6
														13	D Popko	4	4
														10	P Krstin	6	6
					10	P Krstin	6	6
	Riccardo Balzerani	7⁷	6			R Balzerani	2	4
	M Geerts	6⁵	1						10	P Krstin	6	6
	Lucas Gerch	3	5						8	C Berlocq	2	4
	A Arnaboldi	6	7			A Arnaboldi	6¹	6⁵
					8	C Berlocq	7⁷	7⁷

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					6	S Nagal	6	7⁷
	I Nedelko	6	7			I Nedelko	3	6³
	Matías Zukas	1	5							6	S Nagal	6	6
WC	Goran Radanović	0	3							WC	M Pecotić	1	1
WC	M Pecotić	6	6		WC	M Pecotić	6	5	7⁷
					12	C O'Connell	3	7	6³
														6	S Nagal	6	7
														4	F Coria	2	5
					15	D Petrović	6	5	6⁴
	D Kalenichenko	6	6			D Kalenichenko	3	7	7⁷
	J Berrettini	3	1								D Kalenichenko	6¹	0
	JP Ficovich	3	6	3						4	F Coria	7⁷	6
	V Šafránek	6	1	6		V Šafránek	6	1	1
					4	F Coria	3	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

					5	F Horanský	6	6
	M Zekić	6	1^r			B Crepatte	1	2
	Baptiste Crepatte	4	1						5	F Horanský	3	6	6
	Y Shimizu	4	6	4					11	A Collarini	6	3	3
	C Denolly	6	2	6		C Denolly	0^r
					11	A Collarini	5
														5	F Horanský	6	5	6
														14	A Tabilo	2	7	1
					14	A Tabilo	6	6
Q	M Sabanov	6	4	6	Q	M Sabanov	2	0
	N Serdarušić	1	6	2					14	A Tabilo	6	5	6
	Z Kolář	6	6							Z Kolář	0	7	1
WC	Filip Krolo	0	0			Z Kolář	6	6
					2	F Baldi	4	2

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