2022 AON Open Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2022 AON Open Challenger
Final
Champion	Thiago Monteiro
Runner-up	Andrea Pellegrino
Score	6–1, 7–6(7–2)
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated November 06, 2023

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

Seeds

Albert Ramos Viñolas (quarterfinals)
Thiago Monteiro (champion)
Corentin Moutet (second round)
Dušan Lajović (semifinals)
Pablo Andújar (second round)
Federico Delbonis (first round)
Francesco Passaro (second round)
Marco Cecchinato (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Andrea Pellegrino	6	7⁷

4	Dušan Lajović	4	6⁰
					Andrea Pellegrino	1	6²

				2	Thiago Monteiro	6	7⁷
Alt	Adrian Andreev	2	4

2	Thiago Monteiro	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1/WC	A Ramos Viñolas	2	7⁷	6
Q	Martin Krumich	6	6³	0	1/WC	A Ramos Viñolas	3	6	6
	A Vavassori	3	6	7⁷		A Vavassori	6	3	3
	M Marterer	6	4	6²						1/WC	A Ramos Viñolas	6	6⁵	6²
	G Zeppieri	6	1	3							A Pellegrino	2	7⁷	7⁷
	A Pellegrino	2	6	6		A Pellegrino	6	6
	A Giannessi	4	6	2	5	P Andújar	4	2
5	P Andújar	6	4	6												A Pellegrino	6	7⁷
4	D Lajović	6	7⁷												4	D Lajović	4	6⁰
	G Mager	4	6⁴		4	D Lajović	6	6
Q	Gabriele Piraino	3	6	6	Q	G Piraino	3	2
Q	M Martineau	6	3	4						4	D Lajović	6	6
Q	Sandro Kopp	5	2							8	M Cecchinato	2	2
	M Arnaldi	7	6			M Arnaldi	4	5
Alt	L Neumayer	4	3		8	M Cecchinato	6	7
8	M Cecchinato	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

7	F Passaro	7	6
WC	F Arnaboldi	5	4		7	F Passaro	2	6	1
LL	Oscar José Gutierrez	1	2			R Brancaccio	6	3	6
	R Brancaccio	6	6								R Brancaccio	2	4
Alt	A Andreev	7⁷	1	6						Alt	A Andreev	6	6
	S Caruso	6³	6	4	Alt	A Andreev	3	7⁸	6
WC	G Ferrari	2	7⁸	3	3	C Moutet	6	6⁶	4
3	C Moutet	6	6⁶	6											Alt	A Andreev	2	4
6	F Delbonis	6	3	4											2	T Monteiro	6	6
PR	S Ofner	3	6	6	PR	S Ofner	2	6	6
Q	M Gigante	6	1	6	Q	M Gigante	6	1	3
	A Vatutin	1	6	1						PR	S Ofner	7⁷	4	6⁴
Q	Andrey Chepelev	3	6	4						2	T Monteiro	6⁴	6	7⁷
	D Kuzmanov	6	2	6		D Kuzmanov	6⁴	3
	S Travaglia	6	2	4	2	T Monteiro	7⁷	6
2	T Monteiro	4	6	6

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References

↑ "Sonego Retains Genova Challenger Crown". September 9, 2019.

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[1] "Sonego Retains Genova Challenger Crown". September 9, 2019.

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