2019 Seoul Open Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 Seoul Open Challenger
Champion	Kwon Soon-woo
Runner-up	Max Purcell
Final score	7–5, 7–5
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated October 06, 2022

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

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Jordan Thompson (withdrew)
Ričardas Berankis (third round)
Sergiy Stakhovsky (third round)
Brayden Schnur (second round)
Lukáš Lacko (third round)
Jason Jung (second round)
Marcos Baghdatis (second round)
Evgeny Donskoy (third round)
Alex Bolt (quarterfinals)
Ramkumar Ramanathan (third round)
Kwon Soon-woo (champion)
Tatsuma Ito (quarterfinals)
Nikola Milojević (semifinals)
Ruben Bemelmans (second round)
Hiroki Moriya (second round)
Yūichi Sugita (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

	Yasutaka Uchiyama	4	7⁸	5

11	Kwon Soon-woo	6	6⁶	7
					11	Kwon Soon-woo	7⁷	6

						Wu Tung-lin	6⁴	3
	Wu Tung-lin	7	6

9	Alex Bolt	5	4
									11	Kwon Soon-woo	7	7

										Max Purcell	5	5
	Li Zhe	4	5

13	Nikola Milojević	6	7
					13	Nikola Milojević	2	0

						Max Purcell	6	6
12	Tatsuma Ito	7⁸	6²	3

	Max Purcell	6⁶	7⁷	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					Alt	S Balaji	7⁷	3	4
	C İlkel	3	6	3		Y Uchiyama	6⁵	6	6
	Y Uchiyama	6	1	6							Y Uchiyama	6	6
	S Robert	6	2	4							Y-s Chung	4	4
	Y-s Chung	1	6	6		Y-s Chung	6	6
					16	Y Sugita	2	3
															Y Uchiyama	4	7⁸	5
														11	S-w Kwon	6	6⁶	7
					11	S-w Kwon	6	6
ITF	Shintaro Imai	6	6		ITF	S Imai	3	2
WC	Ho Chung	1	3							11	S-w Kwon	7⁷	6
ITF	Y Bai	6	6							8	E Donskoy	6²	3
Q	Jacob Grills	4	1		ITF	Y Bai	6	3	3
					8	E Donskoy	4	6	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					4	B Schnur	1	7⁸	2
	K Uchida	6	1	4		T-l Wu	6	6⁶	6
	T-l Wu	4	6	6							T-l Wu	6	7
LL	Xia Zihao	4	1								S Myneni	4	5
	S Myneni	6	6			S Myneni	6	6
					15	H Moriya	2	1
															T-l Wu	7	6
														9	A Bolt	5	4
					9	A Bolt	7⁷	6³	6
	G Soeda	6	4	4		T-h Yang	6⁵	7⁷	3
	T-h Yang	2	6	6						9	A Bolt	7⁷	6
	A Santillan	d									A Santillan	6⁴	3
ITF	Y Hossam					A Santillan	6	5	7⁷
					6	J Jung	3	7	6³

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					7	M Baghdatis	4	2
ITF	M Echargui	2	4			Z Li	6	6
	Z Li	6	6								Z Li	6	6⁵	7⁸
Q	J-s Nam	7	6							10	R Ramanathan	4	7⁷	6⁶
	D-h Lee	5	1		Q	J-s Nam	3	6⁶
					10	R Ramanathan	6	7⁸
																Z Li	4	5
															13	N Milojević	6	7
					13	N Milojević	6¹	6	6
WC	Kim Dong-ju	2	2		WC	J-m Lee	7⁷	3	3
WC	J-m Lee	6	6							13	N Milojević	6	7⁷
ITF	R Noguchi	3	6	6						3	S Stakhovsky	2	6⁵
WC	S-c Hong	6	4	0	ITF	R Noguchi	1	4
					3	S Stakhovsky	6	6

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				5	L Lacko	6	6
	S Mukund	2	4		L Saville	3	4
	L Saville	6	6						5	L Lacko	4	1
WC	Shin San-hui	2	0						12	T Ito	6	6
	F Peliwo	6	6		F Peliwo	5	2
				12	T Ito	7	6
														12	T Ito	7⁸	6²	3
															M Purcell	6⁶	7⁷	6
				14	R Bemelmans	2	6⁴
	M Banes	6⁴	3		M Purcell	6	7⁷
	M Purcell	7⁷	6							M Purcell	4	6	6
	A Šetkić	7	7⁷						2	R Berankis	6	4	3
	G Oliveira	5	6⁴		A Šetkić	4	6	4
				2	R Berankis	6	3	6

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References

↑ "Del Potro vs McDonald ATP Delray Beach live streaming, preview and tips – Del Potro faces rising McDonald for semi-final spot". livetennis.com. 22 February 2019.

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[1] "Del Potro vs McDonald ATP Delray Beach live streaming, preview and tips – Del Potro faces rising McDonald for semi-final spot". livetennis.com. 22 February 2019.

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