2020 Koblenz Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2020 Koblenz Open
Final
Champion	Tomáš Macháč
Runner-up	Botic van de Zandschulp
Score	6–3, 4–6, 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated December 04, 2024

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

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Yannick Maden (quarterfinals)
Yannick Hanfmann (quarterfinals)
Tallon Griekspoor (third round)
Oscar Otte (second round)
Maxime Janvier (second round)
Botic van de Zandschulp (final)
Quentin Halys (third round)
Mats Moraing (second round)
Julian Lenz (second round)
Dustin Brown (third round)
Nicola Kuhn (semifinals)
Ruben Bemelmans (semifinals)
Daniel Masur (quarterfinals)
Teymuraz Gabashvili (second round)
Lucas Miedler (second round)
Pavel Kotov (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

1	Yannick Maden	6	4	4

6	Botic van de Zandschulp	4	6	6
					6	Botic van de Zandschulp	6	3	6

					11	Nicola Kuhn	4	6	2
13	Daniel Masur	7	6²	2

11	Nicola Kuhn	5	7⁷	6
										6	Botic van de Zandschulp	3	6	3

											Tomáš Macháč	6	4	6
	Dimitar Kuzmanov	4	4

	Tomáš Macháč	6	6
						Tomáš Macháč	6	6

					12	Ruben Bemelmans	2	4
12	Ruben Bemelmans	6	6

2	Yannick Hanfmann	3	2

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					1	Y Maden	3	7⁷	6
WC	L Wessels	6	6		WC	L Wessels	6	6⁵	3
	Peter Heller	3	2							1	Y Maden	6	6
LL	E Kırkın	4	6	6						LL	E Kırkın	3	0
	B Hassan	6	1	4	LL	E Kırkın	6	6⁵	7
					16	P Kotov	4	7⁷	5
														1	Y Maden	6	4	4
														6	B van de Zandschulp	4	6	6
					9	J Lenz	1	3
	M Marterer	6	7⁷			M Marterer	6	6
	E Struvay	3	6⁵								M Marterer	4	2
	K Żuk	6	3	6⁴						6	B van de Zandschulp	6	6
	I Sijsling	4	6	7⁷		I Sijsling
					6	B van de Zandschulp	w/o

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				3	T Griekspoor	6	2	7⁷
	E Dalla Valle	1	4	Q	L Gerch	4	6	6³
Q	Lucas Gerch	6	6						3	T Griekspoor	7	3	1
	V Šafránek	6	6						13	D Masur	5	6	6
	Christopher Heyman	4	2		V Šafránek	7	6²	2
				13	D Masur	5	7⁷	6
														13	D Masur	7	6²	2
														11	N Kuhn	5	7⁷	6
				11	N Kuhn	6	6
	A Bega	6	6		A Bega	3	2
	E Leshem	1	2						11	N Kuhn	6	7⁷
	M Bašić	6	6							M Bašić	4	6⁴
	Y Mertens	3	1		M Bašić	6	6
				8	M Moraing	4	4

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

				5	M Janvier	4	5
	D Kuzmanov	6	6		D Kuzmanov	6	7
	V Orlov	2	1						D Kuzmanov	4	6	6
	U Ignatik	6	6					10	D Brown	6	3	4
WC	Nino Ehrenschneider	1	1		U Ignatik	4	4
				10	D Brown	6	6
														D Kuzmanov	4	4
														T Macháč	6	6
				14	T Gabashvili	0	3
WC	Leopold Zima	2	2		T Macháč	6	6
	T Macháč	6	6						T Macháč	6	6
WC	M Gengel	4	3						V Kopřiva	3	3
	V Kopřiva	6	6		V Kopřiva	6	7⁷
				4	O Otte	4	6⁴

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					7	Q Halys	7	6
WC	M Welte	6	4	6	WC	M Welte	5	2
	A Pavlásek	1	6	4						7	Q Halys	2	4
	D Added	5	4							12	R Bemelmans	6	6
	A Dubrivnyy	7	6			A Dubrivnyy	3	1
					12	R Bemelmans	6	6
														12	R Bemelmans	6	6
														2	Y Hanfmann	3	2
					15	L Miedler	6¹	4
Q	S Mukund	6	6		Q	S Mukund	7⁷	6
	FC Jianu	3	2							Q	S Mukund	5	4
	M Eriksson	2	2							2	Y Hanfmann	7	6
	M Vrbenský	6	6			M Vrbenský	7⁹	4	6⁵
					2	Y Hanfmann	6⁷	6	7⁷

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References

↑ "Gianluca Mager tops Roberto Ortega-Olmedo for Koblenz Challenger crown". Tennis World USA.

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[1] "Gianluca Mager tops Roberto Ortega-Olmedo for Koblenz Challenger crown". Tennis World USA.

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