2019 Pingshan Open – Men's singles

Men's singles
Men's singles
2019 Pingshan Open
Final
Champion	Marcos Baghdatis
Runner-up	Stefano Napolitano
Score	6–2, 3–6, 6–4
Events

Last updated July 19, 2023

Ilya Ivashka was the defending champion but chose not to defend his title.^[1]

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Brayden Schnur (semifinals)
Marcos Baghdatis (champion)
Oscar Otte (third round)
James Duckworth (second round)
Kwon Soon-woo (quarterfinals)
Hiroki Moriya (second round)
Yūichi Sugita (second round)
James Ward (second round)
Rudolf Molleker (second round)
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (second round)
Dudi Sela (second round, retired)
Mats Moraing (second round, retired)
Lorenzo Giustino (third round)
Aleksandr Nedovyesov (third round)
Blaž Rola (third round)
Zhang Ze (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

1	Brayden Schnur	6	4	7

	Lee Duck-hee	4	6	5
					1	Brayden Schnur	3	4

						Stefano Napolitano	6	6
	Enrique López Pérez	4	4

	Stefano Napolitano	6	6
										Stefano Napolitano	2	6	4

									2	Marcos Baghdatis	6	3	6
	Marc Polmans	3	1

ITF	Baptiste Crepatte	6	6
					ITF	Baptiste Crepatte	4	2

					2	Marcos Baghdatis	6	6
5	Kwon Soon-woo	4	6	3

2	Marcos Baghdatis	6	3	6

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				1	B Schnur	3	6	6
	S Myneni	2	6⁵		J Hernández-Fernández	6	0	4
	J Hernández-Fernández	6	7⁷						1	B Schnur	4	7	6
	P Cachin	4	4						13	L Giustino	6	5	2
ITF	J Barranco Cosano	6	6	ITF	J Barranco Cosano	3	4
				13	L Giustino	6	6
														1	B Schnur	6	4	7
															D-h Lee	4	6	5
				11	D Sela	4^r
WC	Zh Zhang	2	3		Z Li	2
	Z Li	6	6							Z Li	3	3
WC	Xia Zihao	3	1							D-h Lee	6	6
	D-h Lee	6	6		D-h Lee	6	6
				7	Y Sugita	3	4

Section 2

First round				Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

				4	J Duckworth	4	2
	E López Pérez	6	6		E López Pérez	6	6
Q	C Sinclair	2	4						E López Pérez	3	6	6
ITF	R Brancaccio	6⁵	3					15	B Rola	6	3	4
	G Soeda	7⁷	6		G Soeda	4	3
				15	B Rola	6	6
														E López Pérez	4	4
														S Napolitano	6	6
				9	R Molleker	4	1
	Y-s Chung	6	6		Y-s Chung	6	6
	M Safwat	3	1						Y-s Chung	7	2	6⁴
	S Napolitano	6	6						S Napolitano	5	6	7⁷
WC	Y Wu	4	4		S Napolitano	6	7
				8	J Ward	4	5

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					6	H Moriya	1	1
	M Bourgue	6	6			M Bourgue	6	6
	F Peliwo	1	3								M Bourgue	7¹⁴	4	6⁶
ITF	K-M Maamoun	5	6	3							M Polmans	6¹²	6	7⁸
	M Polmans	7	4	6		M Polmans	6	2	6
					10	A Davidovich Fokina	3	6	3
																M Polmans	3	1
															ITF	B Crepatte	6	6
					16	Ze Zhang	6⁷	4
	E Karlovskiy	3	4		ITF	B Crepatte	7⁹	6
ITF	Baptiste Crepatte	6	6							ITF	B Crepatte	6	4	6
WC	D Wu	3	4							3	O Otte	4	6	4
	M Banes	6	6			M Banes	2	2
					3	O Otte	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

					5	S-w Kwon	6	7
	N Serdarušić	2	4			U Ignatik	3	5
	U Ignatik	6	6						5	S-w Kwon	6	6
	G Clezar	6³	6³							M Purcell	3	3
	M Purcell	7⁷	7⁷			M Purcell	4
					12	M Moraing	3^r
													5	S-w Kwon	4	6	3
													2	M Baghdatis	6	3	6
					14	A Nedovyesov	6	6
Q	E Tiurnev	5	6	3		V Galović	4	4
	V Galović	7	4	6					14	A Nedovyesov	3	2
WC	Y He	3	2						2	M Baghdatis	6	6
	S Mukund	6	6			S Mukund	4	5
					2	M Baghdatis	6	7

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References

↑ "Shenzhen (CH) – Ilya Ivashka persiste et signe en Chine". www.tennisactu.net.

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[1] "Shenzhen (CH) – Ilya Ivashka persiste et signe en Chine". www.tennisactu.net.

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