2019 Sparkassen ATP Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 Sparkassen ATP Challenger
Final
Champion	Jannik Sinner
Runner-up	Sebastian Ofner
Score	6–2, 6–4
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated December 04, 2024

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

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Stefano Travaglia (second round)
Jannik Sinner (champion)
Salvatore Caruso (third round)
Gianluca Mager (second round)
Peter Gojowczyk (quarterfinals)
Antoine Hoang (semifinals)
Dennis Novak (third round)
Federico Gaio (quarterfinals)
Oscar Otte (second round)
Sebastian Ofner (final)
Danilo Petrović (third round)
Maxime Cressy (third round)
Roberto Marcora (third round)
Bernabé Zapata Miralles (third round)
Elliot Benchetrit (quarterfinals)
Filippo Baldi (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Luca Vanni	6	6

5	Peter Gojowczyk	0	3
					Luca Vanni	6⁴	6³

				10	Sebastian Ofner	7⁷	7⁷
WC	Lorenzo Musetti	6⁵	2

10	Sebastian Ofner	7⁷	6
								10	Sebastian Ofner	2	4

								2	Jannik Sinner	6	6
6	Antoine Hoang	6	6

15	Elliot Benchetrit	2	0
				6	Antoine Hoang	3	6⁴

				2	Jannik Sinner	6	7⁷
8	Federico Gaio	4	4

2	Jannik Sinner	6	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					1	S Travaglia	6²	6⁴
	M Viola	4	5			A Pellegrino	7⁷	7⁷
	A Pellegrino	6	7								A Pellegrino	0	2
	L Vanni	7⁷	6								L Vanni	6	6
	S Ehrat	6⁴	3			L Vanni	6	6³	6
					16/WC	F Baldi	4	7⁷	3
															L Vanni	6	6
														5	P Gojowczyk	0	3
					12	M Cressy	6	7⁷
	Baptiste Crepatte	6	6			B Crepatte	1	6⁴
	R Brancaccio	3	4							12	M Cressy	6⁴	2
	A Karatsev	3	6	3						5	P Gojowczyk	7⁷	6
PR	M Neuchrist	6	3	6	PR	M Neuchrist	4	3
					5	P Gojowczyk	6	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					4	G Mager	4	5
WC	L Musetti	6	6		WC	L Musetti	6	7
	B Hassan	4	2							WC	L Musetti	6	6
	M Hamou	6⁴	7¹¹	6⁴						14	B Zapata Miralles	4	0
Q	A Šetkić	7⁷	6⁹	7⁷	Q	A Šetkić	6⁶	7	5
					14	B Zapata Miralles	7⁸	5	7
															WC	L Musetti	6⁵	2
															10	S Ofner	7⁷	6
					10	S Ofner	6	6
Q	F Forti	6	6		Q	F Forti	2	3
	V Šafránek	3	4							10	S Ofner	3	6	7⁸
WC	Patric Prinoth	2	2							7	D Novak	6	3	6⁶
	S Napolitano	6	6			S Napolitano	3	6⁵
					7	D Novak	6	7⁷

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					6	A Hoang	6⁴	6	6
	M Bašić	4	6⁶		WC	E Dalla Valle	7⁷	3	3
WC	E Dalla Valle	6	7⁸							6	A Hoang	7	6
	J Hernández-Fernández	6	6²	4							J Choinski	5	4
	J Choinski	4	7⁷	6		J Choinski	7¹¹	6
					9	O Otte	6⁹	3
														6	A Hoang	6	6
														15	E Benchetrit	2	0
					15	E Benchetrit	6	6
	A Arnaboldi	4	2		Alt	J Ocleppo	3	0
Alt	J Ocleppo	6	6							15	E Benchetrit	6	6
	J Lenz	6³	6	3						3	S Caruso	3	2
	D Masur	7⁷	4	6		D Masur	6	3	4
					3	S Caruso	4	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					8	F Gaio	7⁷	5	6
	V Galović	4	7⁷	6		V Galović	6⁴	7	3
	T Gabashvili	6	6⁵	4						8	F Gaio	6	6
	G Clezar	4	7⁷	1						11	D Petrović	4	4
	U Ignatik	6	6⁴	6		U Ignatik	7⁷	6⁷	1
					11	D Petrović	6³	7⁹	6
														8	F Gaio	4	4
														2	J Sinner	6	6
					13	R Marcora	4	6	7
WC	Erwin Tröbinger	1	4			G Zeppieri	6	3	5
	G Zeppieri	6	6							13	R Marcora	3	4
	L Miedler	7⁷	1	6						2	J Sinner	6	6
	GM Moroni	6²	6	2		L Miedler	6⁵	5
					2	J Sinner	7⁷	7

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References

↑ "Humbert Triumphs At Val Gardena Challenger". October 14, 2018.

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[1] "Humbert Triumphs At Val Gardena Challenger". October 14, 2018.

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