2019 Nottingham Open – Men's singles

Men's singles
Men's singles
2019 Nottingham Open
Champion	Dan Evans
Runner-up	Evgeny Donskoy
Final score	7–6(7–3), 6–3
Events

Last updated June 11, 2022

Alex de Minaur was the defending champion but chose not to defend his title.^[1]

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Dan Evans (champion)
Bernard Tomic (second round, retired)
Ivo Karlović (third round)
Marcel Granollers (second round)
Dennis Novak (quarterfinals)
Yannick Maden (third round)
Kamil Majchrzak (second round)
Peter Polansky (second round)
Kwon Soon-woo (third round)
Sebastian Ofner (third round, retired)
Ramkumar Ramanathan (second round)
Oscar Otte (second round)
Evgeny Donskoy (final)
Antoine Hoang (semifinals)
Mikael Ymer (third round)
Lukáš Rosol (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

1/WC	Dan Evans	7⁸	6⁶	6

	Dominik Köpfer	6⁶	7⁸	4
					1/WC	Dan Evans	6	6

						Go Soeda	4	2
16	Lukáš Rosol	4	4

	Go Soeda	6	6
									1/WC	Dan Evans	7⁷	6

									13	Evgeny Donskoy	6³	3
5	Dennis Novak	7¹⁷	5	6⁶

13	Evgeny Donskoy	6¹⁵	7	7⁸
					13	Evgeny Donskoy	6	6

					14	Antoine Hoang	3	2
	Ruben Bemelmans	3	4

14	Antoine Hoang	6	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					1/WC	D Evans	7	6
WC	J Draper	5	6	6	WC	J Draper	5	3
	Y-s Chung	7	0	2						1/WC	D Evans	6	2	7
	C Eubanks	6	7⁷							15	M Ymer	2	6	5
	Yo Watanuki	1	6³			C Eubanks	4	6	2
					15	M Ymer	6	3	6
															1/WC	D Evans	7⁸	6⁶	6
																D Köpfer	6⁶	7⁸	4
					10	S Ofner	6	7
	S Myneni	7⁷	6			S Myneni	4	5
	M Moraing	6²	3							10	S Ofner	2	0^r
	D Köpfer	6	0								D Köpfer	6	2
	V Troicki	4	0^r			D Köpfer	6	6
					7	K Majchrzak	3	4

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				4	M Granollers	3	5
	T Ito	6	6		T Ito	6	7
	J Kubler	4	4							T Ito	4	7⁷	3
	J-P Smith	6	6						16	L Rosol	6	6⁰	6
	E Couacaud	4	2		J-P Smith	1	7⁷	3
				16	L Rosol	6	6⁴	6
														16	L Rosol	4	4
															G Soeda	6	6
				12	O Otte	2	3
	G Soeda	6	6		G Soeda	6	6
	C İlkel	2	0							G Soeda	7⁷	6
	J Duckworth	6	2							J Duckworth	6⁴	2
	J Clarke	4	0^r		J Duckworth	6⁴	7⁷	6
				8	P Polansky	7⁷	6⁴	3

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					5	D Novak	7	7
WC	P Jubb	6⁷	6	6	WC	P Jubb	5	5
	J Zopp	7⁹	4	4						5	D Novak	7⁷	6
WC	E Hoyt	4	6⁵							9	S-w Kwon	6⁴	3
	M Bašić	6	7⁷			M Bašić	6⁴	4
					9	S-w Kwon	7⁷	6
															5	D Novak	7¹⁷	5	6⁶
															13	E Donskoy	6¹⁵	7	7⁸
					13	E Donskoy	7	6
Alt	E Escobedo	6⁶	6	7⁹	Alt	E Escobedo	5	4
	JC Aragone	7⁸	4	6⁷						13	E Donskoy	6	6⁷	7⁸
	S Napolitano	7	7⁷							3/SE	I Karlović	3	7⁹	6⁶
	J Ward	5	6¹			S Napolitano	6⁴	6	3
					3/SE	I Karlović	7⁷	4	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					6	Y Maden	6	6
	Y Sugita	6	3	6		Y Sugita	1	3
	Ze Zhang	3	6	3						6	Y Maden	6	3	4
	A Harris	3	2								R Bemelmans	4	6	6
	R Bemelmans	6	6			R Bemelmans	6	6
					11	R Ramanathan	1	0
																R Bemelmans	3	4
															14	A Hoang	6	6
					14	A Hoang	5	6	6
WC	L Broady	4	5			T Kamke	7	4	2
	T Kamke	6	7							14	A Hoang	7⁷	6
Q	R Peniston	4	6	6						Q	R Peniston	6³	2
Q	B Klein	6	4	4	Q	R Peniston	7⁷	1
					2	B Tomic	6²	0^r

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References

↑ "Lleyton Hewitt congratulates Alex de Minaur on winning Nottingham title". Tennis World USA.

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[1] "Lleyton Hewitt congratulates Alex de Minaur on winning Nottingham title". Tennis World USA.

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