2022 Brest Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2022 Brest Challenger
Final
Champion	Grégoire Barrère
Runner-up	Luca Van Assche
Score	6–3, 6–3
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated June 30, 2023

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

Seeds

Benjamin Bonzi (second round, withdrew)
Nuno Borges (second round)
Grégoire Barrère (champion)
Hugo Grenier (first round)
Jelle Sels (quarterfinals)
Matteo Arnaldi (second round)
Geoffrey Blancaneaux (quarterfinals)
Manuel Guinard (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

Q	Mathias Bourgue	4	2

3	Grégoire Barrère	6	6
				3	Grégoire Barrère	6	6

					Luca Van Assche	3	3
Q	Evgeny Donskoy	4	6⁶

	Luca Van Assche	6	7⁸

Top half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	B Bonzi	7	7
	G Décamps	5	5		1	B Bonzi
Q	M Bourgue	6	5	6	Q	M Bourgue	w/o
	H Mayot	0	7	2					Q	M Bourgue	6¹	7⁷	6
	B Paire	7⁷	6						5	J Sels	7⁷	6⁴	1
Q	D Ajduković	6⁵	3			B Paire	6³	0^r
	E Furness	5	4		5	J Sels	7⁷	1
5	J Sels	7	6											Q	M Bourgue	4	2
3	G Barrère	6⁷	6	7										3	G Barrère	6	6
	D Kuzmanov	7⁹	4	5	3	G Barrère	6	6
Q	T Lamasine	7⁷	6²	4	LL	B Zhukayev	2	4
LL	B Zhukayev	6⁵	7⁷	6					3	G Barrère	w/o
	G Simon	6	6							G Simon
	L Lokoli	2	4			G Simon	6	6
	N Serdarušić	1	2		6	M Arnaldi	2	2
6	M Arnaldi	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

8	M Guinard	7⁷	7
WC	T Droguet	6⁴	5		8	M Guinard	6	7⁷
Q	K de Schepper	6	3	7⁷	Q	K de Schepper	4	6⁴
Q	S Gueymard Wayenburg	3	6	6⁵						8	M Guinard	6⁵	6	3
WC	A Fils	6⁶	6	6						Q	E Donskoy	7⁷	3	6
	G Mager	7⁸	4	4	WC	A Fils	4	7⁷	4
Q	E Donskoy	6	3	6	Q	E Donskoy	6	6⁵	6
4	H Grenier	4	6	4											Q	E Donskoy	4	6⁶
7	G Blancaneaux	6	7⁷													L Van Assche	6	7⁸
WC	G Debru	1	6⁴		7	G Blancaneaux	7⁷	6
LL	V Durasovic	7⁷	3	4	Alt	O Virtanen	6²	1
Alt	O Virtanen	6⁴	6	6						7	G Blancaneaux	2	4
	L Van Assche	6	6								L Van Assche	6	6
	Z Kolář	2	2			L Van Assche	6	3	7
Alt	A Vatutin	6	4	4	2	N Borges	4	6	5
2	N Borges	3	6	6

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References

↑ "Nakashima Notches Open Brest Challenger Title". October 31, 2021.
↑ "Former College Standouts Gojo, Hijikata Win Maiden Challenger Titles | ATP Tour | Tennis". ATP Tour.

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[1] "Nakashima Notches Open Brest Challenger Title". October 31, 2021.

[2] "Former College Standouts Gojo, Hijikata Win Maiden Challenger Titles | ATP Tour | Tennis". ATP Tour.

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