2021 Sparkassen Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2021 Sparkassen Open
Final
Champion	Daniel Altmaier
Runner-up	Henri Laaksonen
Score	6–1, 6–2
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 30, 2023

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

Seeds

Benoît Paire (second round)
Ričardas Berankis (withdrew)
Yannick Hanfmann (second round)
Jozef Kovalík (quarterfinals)
Henri Laaksonen (final)
Tomáš Macháč (second round)
Sumit Nagal (second round)
Daniel Altmaier (champion)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Vít Kopřiva	4	0

5	Henri Laaksonen	6	6
				5	Henri Laaksonen	1	2

				8	Daniel Altmaier	6	6
8	Daniel Altmaier	7	6

WC	Marvin Möller	5	0

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1/WC	B Paire	6	2	7
	G Andreozzi	4	6	5	1/WC	B Paire	1	6	2
Q	D Michalski	2	2			V Kopřiva	6	2	6
	V Kopřiva	6	6								V Kopřiva	3	6	7
	Z Bergs	6	6								Z Bergs	6	0	5
	M Marterer	2	1			Z Bergs	7⁷	5	6
	K Coppejans	2	3		6	T Macháč	6⁵	7	4
6	T Macháč	6	6													V Kopřiva	4	0
4	J Kovalík	7⁷	6												5	H Laaksonen	6	6
	F Horanský	6⁵	3		4	J Kovalík	6	7
	A Vukic	3	4		Alt	M Jaziri	1	5
Alt	M Jaziri	6	6							4	J Kovalík	3	2
	N Kuhn	6	7⁷							5	H Laaksonen	6	6
Alt	M Zverev	2	6⁴			N Kuhn	4	5
Q	M Rosenkranz	3	2		5	H Laaksonen	6	7
5	H Laaksonen	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

8	D Altmaier	6	7
	Z Kolář	2	5		8	D Altmaier	6	6
	M Vilella Martínez	3	6	6		M Vilella Martínez	3	2
WC	R Molleker	6	4	3						8	D Altmaier	6	6
	E Ymer	6	7								E Ymer	3	3
	T Kamke	3	5			E Ymer	2	6	6
	S Diez	5	6	3	3	Y Hanfmann	6	3	2
3	Y Hanfmann	7	2	6										8	D Altmaier	7	6
7	S Nagal	6	7⁷											WC	M Möller	5	0
	M Safwat	3	6³		7	S Nagal	3	6	2
WC	M Möller	7	6		WC	M Möller	6	1	6
	T Gabashvili	5	3							WC	M Möller	6	6
Q	S Ehrat	6⁵	6	6						LL	B Hassan	4	2
	M Moraing	7⁷	4	4	Q	S Ehrat	6	3	4
LL	B Hassan	6	7⁹		LL	B Hassan	4	6	6
Q	D Kelly	4	6⁷

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