2019 Koblenz Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 Koblenz Open
Champion	Gianluca Mager
Runner-up	Roberto Ortega Olmedo
Final score	2–6, 7–6(8–6), 6–2
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 14, 2022

Mats Moraing was the defending champion but chose not to defend his title.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Casper Ruud (third round)
Yannick Maden (third round)
Alexey Vatutin (quarterfinals, retired)
Andrea Arnaboldi (second round)
Daniel Brands (second round)
James Ward (second round)
Mikael Ymer (quarterfinals)
Arthur De Greef (second round)
Adam Pavlásek (third round)
Tobias Kamke (second round)
Filip Horanský (third round)
Kenny de Schepper (third round)
Zdeněk Kolář (second round)
Tallon Griekspoor (semifinals)
Thiemo de Bakker (third round)
Uladzimir Ignatik (third round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

14	Tallon Griekspoor	6	7

	Kaichi Uchida	3	5
					14	Tallon Griekspoor	3	6	4

						Gianluca Mager	6	2	6
3	Alexey Vatutin	5	2^r

	Gianluca Mager	7	4
											Gianluca Mager	2	7⁸	6

											Roberto Ortega Olmedo	6	6⁶	2
	Carlos Taberner	7	5	1

	Pavel Kotov	5	7	6
						Pavel Kotov	5	6	3

						Roberto Ortega Olmedo	7	3	6
7	Mikael Ymer	7¹⁰	1	3

	Roberto Ortega Olmedo	6⁸	6	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					1	C Ruud	6	4	6
ITF	R Brancaccio	6	7		ITF	R Brancaccio	4	6	3
Q	L Wessels	4	5							1	C Ruud	6	1	2
PR	M Przysiężny	4	6	6						14	T Griekspoor	3	6	6
ITF	J Barranco Cosano	6	3	2	PR	M Przysiężny	0	6	3
					14	T Griekspoor	6	2	6
															14	T Griekspoor	6	7
																K Uchida	3	5
					9	A Pavlásek	3	6	6
	TK Wang	6	6			TK Wang	6	3	4
	D Masur	4	2							9	A Pavlásek	2	6	6³
	K Uchida	0	6	7							K Uchida	6	3	7⁷
	B Zapata Miralles	6	2	5		K Uchida	7⁷	6
					8	A De Greef	6⁰	4

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					3	A Vatutin	3	7⁹	6
	G Oliveira	6	6			G Oliveira	6	6⁷	2
LL	Bastien Presuhn	2	2							3	A Vatutin	6	6⁶	7⁸
Q	P Torebko	6	1	6						16	U Ignatik	4	7⁸	6⁶
WC	Kai Lemstra	1	6	1	Q	P Torebko	6⁵	3
					16	U Ignatik	7⁷	6
															3	A Vatutin	5	2^r
																G Mager	7	4
					11	F Horanský	7¹⁵	6
WC	J Härteis	7⁷	4	6	WC	J Härteis	6¹³	4
	V Šafránek	6³	6	3						11	F Horanský	6⁴	3
	G Mager	6	6								G Mager	7⁷	6
ITF	Peter Heller	4	4			G Mager	2	6	6
					6	J Ward	6	4	4

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

					5	D Brands	6²	5
	C Taberner	6	5	6		C Taberner	7⁷	7
WC	J Lenz	4	7	2						C Taberner	7⁷	6
	E Karlovskiy	6⁷	6	5					12	K de Schepper	6⁵	2
	J Hernández-Fernández	7⁹	4	7		J Hernández-Fernández	2	1
					12	K de Schepper	6	6
														C Taberner	7	5	1
														P Kotov	5	7	6
					15	T de Bakker	6	6
	N Serdarušić	4	2		WC	B Hassan	1	4
WC	B Hassan	6	6						15	T de Bakker	2	6³
	L Grigelis	6⁶	3							P Kotov	6	7⁷
	P Kotov	7⁸	6			P Kotov	6	7
					4	A Arnaboldi	4	5

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					7	M Ymer	4	7⁷	6
	Z Piros	4	6	6		Z Piros	6	6⁰	2
	S Griekspoor	6	0	2						7	M Ymer	6	5	6
ITF	R Safiullin	6	6							ITF	R Safiullin	2	7	4
	S Nagal	2	1		ITF	R Safiullin	6	6⁴	6
					10	T Kamke	0	7⁷	3
															7	M Ymer	7¹⁰	1	3
																R Ortega Olmedo	6⁸	6	6
					13	Z Kolář	2	4
WC	Marek Gengel	6¹	3			R Ortega Olmedo	6	6
	R Ortega Olmedo	7⁷	6								R Ortega Olmedo	6	3	6
LL	R Bonadio	6	6							2	Y Maden	4	6	3
	R Marcora	4	2		LL	R Bonadio	2	2
					2	Y Maden	6	6

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