2019 Nordic Naturals Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 Nordic Naturals Challenger
Final
Champion	Steve Johnson
Runner-up	Dominik Köpfer
Score	6–4, 7–6(7–4)
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated July 28, 2024

Thanasi Kokkinakis was the defending champion^[1] but lost in the second round to Egor Gerasimov.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Damir Džumhur (quarterfinals)
Steve Johnson (champion)
Taro Daniel (quarterfinals)
Dominik Köpfer (final)
Bjorn Fratangelo (third round)
Egor Gerasimov (semifinals)
Marcos Giron (quarterfinals)
Michael Mmoh (second round)
Enzo Couacaud (second round)
Go Soeda (quarterfinals)
Mitchell Krueger (second round)
Emilio Gómez (third round)
Christopher Eubanks (second round)
Ramkumar Ramanathan (second round)
Darian King (withdrew)
Ruben Bemelmans (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

1	Damir Džumhur	1	6	5

	Ernesto Escobedo	6	3	7
						Ernesto Escobedo	4	3

					4	Dominik Köpfer	6	6
4	Dominik Köpfer	6	6

7	Marcos Giron	1	4
									4	Dominik Köpfer	4	6⁴

									2	Steve Johnson	6	7⁷
6	Egor Gerasimov	6	6

3	Taro Daniel	3	4
					6	Egor Gerasimov	2	1

					2	Steve Johnson	6	6
10	Go Soeda	3	6⁴

2	Steve Johnson	6	7⁷

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					1	D Džumhur	6	6
Q	K Smith	6	6		Q	K Smith	4	4
WC	B Holt	4	3							1	D Džumhur	6⁶	6	7¹¹
WC	D Young	4	2								L Lacko	7⁸	3	6⁹
	L Lacko	6	6			L Lacko	7⁷	7⁷
					13	C Eubanks	6¹	6⁵
															1	D Džumhur	1	6	5
																E Escobedo	6	3	7
					11	M Krueger	4	7⁸	2
	E Escobedo	6	6			E Escobedo	6	6⁶	6
WC	J Brooksby	2	2								E Escobedo	7⁷	6⁵	7¹⁴
LL	S Verbeek	6	6³	2						5	B Fratangelo	6²	7⁷	6¹²
	J Sinner	3	7⁷	6		J Sinner	6⁶	3
					5	B Fratangelo	7⁸	6

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				4	D Köpfer	6	6
	J Ward	4	2		Z Li	3	4
	Z Li	6	6						4	D Köpfer	6	7⁷
WC	R Harrison	4^r							Alt	A Sarkissian	3	6²
Alt	A Sarkissian	5		Alt	A Sarkissian	6²	6	6
				16	R Bemelmans	7⁷	1	2
														4	D Köpfer	6	6
														7	M Giron	1	4
				9	E Couacaud	6	2	2
	B Gojo	6	6		B Gojo	1	6	6
	M Arévalo	4	1							B Gojo	6	6²	4
ITF	L Glasspool	6⁵	4						7	M Giron	3	7⁷	6
ITF	Ma Redlicki	7⁷	6	ITF	Ma Redlicki	2	3
				7	M Giron	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

					6	E Gerasimov	7⁷	6
	T Kokkinakis	6	1			T Kokkinakis	6²	4
Q	V Uzhylovskyi	2	0^r						6	E Gerasimov	6	7
	A Santillan	6	6						12	E Gómez	3	5
ITF	T van Rijthoven	3	4			A Santillan	6⁴	5
					12	E Gómez	7⁷	7
														6	E Gerasimov	6	6
														3	T Daniel	3	4
					Alt	Mi Redlicki	6	6
	M Janvier	6	4	6		M Janvier	3	4
	D-h Lee	4	6	4					Alt	Mi Redlicki	6	5	6³
WC	S Riffice	6	6						3	T Daniel	3	7	7⁷
	Yo Watanuki	2	4		WC	S Riffice	4	0
					3	T Daniel	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					8	M Mmoh	5	6	4
	M Purcell	7	7⁹			M Purcell	7	1	6
ITF	M Cressy	5	6⁷								M Purcell	6³	3
	JC Aragone	4	2							10	G Soeda	7⁷	6
ITF	E Hoyt	6	6		ITF	E Hoyt	6³	5
					10	G Soeda	7⁷	7
														10	G Soeda	3	6⁴
														2	S Johnson	6	7⁷
					14	R Ramanathan	6²	4
Alt	D Novikov	2	6	0		L Broady	7⁷	6
	L Broady	6	4	6							L Broady	5	1
	R Quiroz	6	6							2	S Johnson	7	6
	A Harris	3	3			R Quiroz	1	2
					2	S Johnson	6	6

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References

↑ "Australia's Thanasi Kokkinakis earns sweep at Nordic Naturals Challenger". August 12, 2018.

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[1] "Australia's Thanasi Kokkinakis earns sweep at Nordic Naturals Challenger". August 12, 2018.

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