2019 Tallahassee Tennis Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2019 Tallahassee Tennis Challenger
Final
Champion	Emilio Gómez
Runner-up	Tommy Paul
Score	6–2, 6–2
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 07, 2023

Noah Rubin was the defending champion^[1] but lost in the quarterfinals to Tennys Sandgren.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Paolo Lorenzi (second round)
Tennys Sandgren (semifinals)
Corentin Moutet (semifinals)
Peter Polansky (second round)
Noah Rubin (quarterfinals)
Marc Polmans (third round)
Mitchell Krueger (third round)
Daniel Elahi Galán (withdrew)
Tommy Paul (final)
Santiago Giraldo (second round, retired)
Mats Moraing (second round)
Evgeny Karlovskiy (third round)
Mikael Torpegaard (quarterfinals)
Guilherme Clezar (second round)
JC Aragone (second round)
Nino Serdarušić (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

16	Nino Serdarušić	7⁷	3	0

	Emilio Gómez	6⁵	6	6
						Emilio Gómez	6	6

					3	Corentin Moutet	1	4
3	Corentin Moutet	6	1	7

	Sumit Nagal	2	6	5
										Emilio Gómez	6	6

									9	Tommy Paul	2	2
9	Tommy Paul	6	6

13	Mikael Torpegaard	4	1
					9	Tommy Paul	6	6

					2	Tennys Sandgren	4	3
5	Noah Rubin	5	1

2	Tennys Sandgren	7	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					1	P Lorenzi	2	7⁷	4
	A Collarini	6	3	6		A Collarini	6	6⁴	6
WC	S Bangoura	3	6	2							A Collarini	6	2	3
	R Shane	4	6⁴							16	N Serdarušić	3	6	6
	C Altamirano	6	7⁷			C Altamirano	3	6	6⁵
					16	N Serdarušić	6	2	7⁷
															16	N Serdarušić	7⁷	3	0
																E Gómez	6⁵	6	6
					11	M Moraing	5	1
WC	D Novikov	4	2			E Gómez	7	6
	E Gómez	6	6								E Gómez	6	6
	M Zekić	4	2							6	M Polmans	4	2
WC	S Korda	6	6		WC	S Korda	6³	7⁷	4
					6	M Polmans	7⁷	6³	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					3	C Moutet	6	4
	A González	6	6			A González	2	2^r
	V Millot	2	3							3	C Moutet	2	7	6
ITF	A Tabilo	6	7⁸							ITF	A Tabilo	6	5	2
	JP Varillas	1	6⁶		ITF	A Tabilo	6	6
					15	JC Aragone	3	2
															3	C Moutet	6	1	7
																S Nagal	2	6	5
					10	S Giraldo	2	3^r
	D Yevseyev	0	6⁷			S Nagal	6	4
	S Nagal	6	7⁹								S Nagal	7⁷	6
WC	A Ritschard	6	3	6						Q	J Arconada	6⁴	1
	R Cid Subervi	4	6	4	WC	A Ritschard	6	5	1
					Q	Jordi Arconada	4	7	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				7	M Krueger	3	6	6
LL	J Härteis	6	6	LL	J Härteis	6	4	1
	Evan Song	4	4						7	M Krueger	6	4	6²
	M Cuevas	6	2						9	T Paul	2	6	7⁷
WC	Z Khan	3	0^r		M Cuevas	1	4
				9	T Paul	6	6
														9	T Paul	6	6
														13	M Torpegaard	4	1
				13	M Torpegaard	6	3	6
	A Müller	7⁷	6		A Müller	2	6	4
	U Blanch	6¹	3						13	M Torpegaard	6	5	6
	J Sels	1	2							F Coria	3	7	3
	F Coria	6	6		F Coria	6	6
				4	P Polansky	3	2

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					5	N Rubin	6	6
Q	B Hassan	3	3			T-S Kwiatkowski	1	2
	T-S Kwiatkowski	6	6							5	N Rubin	3	6	7
	MT Barrios Vera	7⁷	6							12	E Karlovskiy	6	4	5
ITF	A Rinderknech	6³	3			MT Barrios Vera	3	6	3
					12	E Karlovskiy	6	1	6
															5	N Rubin	5	1
															2	T Sandgren	7	6
					14	G Clezar	7⁹	5	2
ITF	A Karatsev	6⁵	6	3	ITF	S Ehrat	6⁷	7	6
ITF	S Ehrat	7⁷	2	6						ITF	S Ehrat	3	7⁷	4
	S Kozlov	4	6	6						2	T Sandgren	6	6⁵	6
ITF	A Zhurbin	6	4	0		S Kozlov	3	2
					2	T Sandgren	6	6

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References

↑ "Rubin Celebrates First Clay-Court Crown In Tallahassee – ATP Tour – Tennis". ATP Tour.

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[1] "Rubin Celebrates First Clay-Court Crown In Tallahassee – ATP Tour – Tennis". ATP Tour.

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