2019 Canberra Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 Canberra Challenger
Champion	Hubert Hurkacz
Runner-up	Ilya Ivashka
Final score	6–4, 4–6, 6–2
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 14, 2022

Andreas Seppi was the defending champion but chose not to defend his title.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Roberto Carballés Baena (second round)
Hubert Hurkacz (champion)
Jiří Veselý (semifinals)
Ilya Ivashka (final)
Marc Polmans (second round)
Chung Yun-seong (second round)
Elliot Benchetrit (quarterfinals)
Li Zhe (third round)
Tomislav Brkić (third round)
Wu Di (second round)
Tristan Lamasine (quarterfinals)
Bradley Mousley (quarterfinals)
Roy Smith (second round)
Renzo Olivo (semifinals)
Tak Khunn Wang (third round)
Hugo Grenier (third round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

14	Renzo Olivo	6	3	6

ITF	Sadio Doumbia	3	6	3
					14	Renzo Olivo	1	3

					4	Ilya Ivashka	6	6
4	Ilya Ivashka	6	6

7	Elliot Benchetrit	0	4
									4	Ilya Ivashka	4	6	2

									2	Hubert Hurkacz	6	4	6
12/WC	Bradley Mousley	6³	3

3	Jiří Veselý	7⁷	6
					3	Jiří Veselý	3	1

					2	Hubert Hurkacz	6	6
11	Tristan Lamasine	6²	4

2	Hubert Hurkacz	7⁷	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					1	R Carballés Baena	6⁴	6	3
	Y He	4	6	1		H Bourchier	7⁷	1	6
	H Bourchier	6	2	6							H Bourchier	1	5
Alt	S Verbeek	1	7⁹	6						14	R Olivo	6	7
	X Gao	6	6⁷	3	Alt	S Verbeek	6	4	6⁴
					14	R Olivo	4	6	7⁷
														14	R Olivo	6	3	6
														ITF	S Doumbia	3	6	3
					9	T Brkić	6	4	7
Q	Lucas Vuradin	3	1			H Nys	2	6	5
	H Nys	6	6							9	T Brkić	2	1
ITF	S Doumbia	6	6							ITF	S Doumbia	6	6
ITF	C Sinclair	3	4		ITF	S Doumbia	6	6
					5	M Polmans	3	4

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					4	I Ivashka	4	6	7⁷
Alt	David Barclay	4	7⁹	2	WC	J Frawley	6	1	6⁴
WC	J Frawley	6	6⁷	6						4	I Ivashka	6	6
	MT Barrios Vera	6	6								MT Barrios Vera	1	2
	Jacob Grills	3	3			MT Barrios Vera	7⁷	6
					13	Roy Smith	6³	3
														4	I Ivashka	6	6
														7	E Benchetrit	0	4
					10	D Wu	4	5
	A Harris	7	3	6		A Harris	6	7
ITF	A Zhurbin	5	6	3							A Harris	6³	6⁵
	T Fancutt	6	6							7	E Benchetrit	7⁷	7⁷
	Xia Zihao	3	2			T Fancutt	6²	6⁴
					7	E Benchetrit	7⁷	7⁷

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				6	Y-s Chung	6²	7⁷	0
	B Klein	6	6		B Klein	7⁷	6⁵	6
	D Kelly	4	4							B Klein	4	7¹³	5
Alt	M Chazal	6	6						12/WC	B Mousley	6	6¹¹	7
WC	A Addison	4	3	Alt	M Chazal	7	6⁴	6¹
				12/WC	B Mousley	5	7⁷	7⁷
														12/WC	B Mousley	6³	3
														3	J Veselý	7⁷	6
				16	H Grenier	6	6⁶	6
WC	Tom Evans	3	2		T Simon	4	7⁸	4
	Tobias Simon	6	6						16	H Grenier	5	2
ITF	M Bortolotti	6	6						3	J Veselý	7	6
WC	Thomas Bosancic	2	2	ITF	M Bortolotti	3	3
				3	J Veselý	6	6

Section 4

First round				Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

				8	Z Li	6	7⁹
	Lo Chien-hsun	5	2		M-A Hüsler	2	6⁷
	M-A Hüsler	7	6					8	Z Li	3	4
	G Blancaneaux	4	3					11	T Lamasine	6	6
	Michael Look	6	6		M Look	2	2
				11	T Lamasine	6	6
												11	T Lamasine	6²	4
												2	H Hurkacz	7⁷	6
				15	TK Wang	7⁷	6
Alt	M Romios	6	7⁷	Alt	M Romios	6⁵	0
	S Gillé	3	6⁰					15	TK Wang	6⁵	4
Q	F Martin	3	6⁵					2	H Hurkacz	7⁷	6
	C-h Tseng	6	7⁷		C-h Tseng	4	4
				2	H Hurkacz	6	6

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References

↑ Tiernan, Eamonn (12 January 2019). "Hurkacz wins Canberra Challenger and now faces tall task in Melbourne". Canberra Times.

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[1] Tiernan, Eamonn (12 January 2019). "Hurkacz wins Canberra Challenger and now faces tall task in Melbourne". Canberra Times.

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