2019 Heilbronner Neckarcup – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 Heilbronner Neckarcup
Champion	Filip Krajinović
Runner-up	Arthur De Greef
Final score	6–3, 6–1
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 14, 2022

Rudolf Molleker was the defending champion^[1] but lost in the quarterfinals to Dennis Novak.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Filip Krajinović (champion)
Tennys Sandgren (second round)
Alexander Bublik (second round)
Jiří Veselý (third round)
Denis Istomin (second round)
Hugo Dellien (quarterfinals)
Thiago Monteiro (third round)
Maximilian Marterer (withdrew)
Elias Ymer (third round)
Yannick Maden (second round)
Dennis Novak (semifinals)
Guillermo García López (third round)
Stefano Travaglia (semifinals)
Peter Polansky (third round)
Sebastian Ofner (second round)
Matthias Bachinger (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

1/WC	Filip Krajinović	7	7⁸

LL	Viktor Troicki	5	6⁶
					1/WC	Filip Krajinović	1	7⁷	6

					13	Stefano Travaglia	6	6⁵	1
13	Stefano Travaglia	6	3	7

6	Hugo Dellien	4	6	5
										1/WC	Filip Krajinović	6	6

											Arthur De Greef	3	1
	Arthur De Greef	3	6	6

16	Matthias Bachinger	6	1	2
						Arthur De Greef	6	7

					11	Dennis Novak	3	5
11	Dennis Novak	1	7	7⁷

	Rudolf Molleker	6	5	6³

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

				1/WC	F Krajinović	6	4	7
	D Köpfer	6	6		D Köpfer	4	6	5
	D Brands	3	1						1/WC	F Krajinović	6	7
ITF	Baptiste Crepatte	6	7⁷						14	P Polansky	3	5
	R Dutra Silva	3	6²	ITF	B Crepatte	1	6⁴
				14	P Polansky	6	7⁷
													1/WC	F Krajinović	7	7⁸
													LL	V Troicki	5	6⁶
				12	G García López	6	6
WC	D Altmaier	6	6	WC	D Altmaier	3	3
	J Rodionov	4	2						12	G García López	4	4
	C Berlocq	3	1						LL	V Troicki	6	6
	A Vatutin	6	6		A Vatutin	6	1	6⁶
				LL	V Troicki	2	6	7⁸

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					3	A Bublik	6²	0
	Yo Watanuki	2	2			J Kovalík	7⁷	6
	J Kovalík	6	6								J Kovalík	6	3	6¹
WC	C-M Stebe	4	3							13	S Travaglia	1	6	7⁷
	D Brown	6	6			D Brown	1	4
					13	S Travaglia	6	6
															13	S Travaglia	6	3	7
															6	H Dellien	4	6	5
					9/WC	E Ymer	6	6
ITF	A Rinderknech	6	3	2	ITF	H Casanova	3	0
ITF	H Casanova	3	6	6						9/WC	E Ymer	2	2
	M Viola	4	3							6	H Dellien	6	6
Q	A Balázs	6	6		Q	A Balázs	6	2	3
					6	H Dellien	4	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

					7	T Monteiro	6	7
	DE Galán	7	6⁵	3		C Lestienne	4	5
	C Lestienne	5	7⁷	6					7	T Monteiro	6⁷	6	6³
	A De Greef	6	6							A De Greef	7⁹	2	7⁷
	N Rubin	2	2			A De Greef	6	6
					10/WC	Y Maden	4	2
															A De Greef	3	6	6
														16	M Bachinger	6	1	2
					16	M Bachinger	6	6
ITF	Peter Heller	6	6		ITF	P Heller	3	3
LL	K Krawietz	3	2						16	M Bachinger	6	6
Q	D Masur	6	4	6					4	J Veselý	4	4
	Y Hanfmann	3	6	2	Q	D Masur	5	4
					4	J Veselý	7	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					5	D Istomin	2	2
	O Otte	6	6			O Otte	6	6
	L Rosol	4	1								O Otte	5	2
	M Trungelliti	7⁷	6							11	D Novak	7	6
	S Napolitano	6⁵	4			M Trungelliti	6³	2
					11	D Novak	7⁷	6
														11	D Novak	1	7	7⁷
															R Molleker	6	5	6³
					15	S Ofner	4	6	6¹
	M Bašić	4	2		ITF	A Karatsev	6	2	7⁷
ITF	A Karatsev	6	6							ITF	A Karatsev	5	3
	R Molleker	5	6	6							R Molleker	7	6
	M Moraing	7	4	1		R Molleker	6	6
					2	T Sandgren	3	4

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References

↑ "Federer testet Platz in Stuttgart". swr.online.

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[1] "Federer testet Platz in Stuttgart". swr.online.

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