2023 Guangzhou International Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2023 Guangzhou International Challenger
Final
Champion	Térence Atmane
Runner-up	Marc Polmans
Score	4–6, 7–6(9–7), 6–4
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated September 21, 2024

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

Seeds

Christopher O'Connell (quarterfinals)
Marc Polmans (final)
Shang Juncheng (second round, retired)
Bu Yunchaokete (semifinals)
Térence Atmane (champion)
Rio Noguchi (second round)
Evgeny Donskoy (semifinals)
Li Tu (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

5	Térence Atmane	6	6

4	Bu Yunchaokete	3	4
				5	Térence Atmane	4	7⁹	6

				2	Marc Polmans	6	6⁷	4
7	Evgeny Donskoy	3	4

2	Marc Polmans	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	C O'Connell	7⁸	6
	Dominik Palán	6⁶	2		1	C O'Connell	6	6
	F Peliwo	6³	1		Q	A Kadhe	4	2
Q	A Kadhe	7⁷	6						1	C O'Connell	5	3
WC	Y Mo	3	3						5	T Atmane	7	6
	Alafia Ayeni	6	6			A Ayeni	6²	6¹
	L Giustino	0	6	3	5	T Atmane	7⁷	7⁷
5	T Atmane	6	4	6									5	T Atmane	6	6
4	Y Bu	6	6										4	Y Bu	3	4
Q	Yin Bang-shuo	2	3		4	Y Bu	6	6
	L Saville	6	2	6		L Saville	4	0
	H Moriya	3	6	4					4	Y Bu	7	6
Q	Sun Qian	1	2							D Sweeny	5	3
	D Sweeny	6	6			D Sweeny	7⁷	7
	E Zhu	3	2		6	R Noguchi	6¹	5
6	R Noguchi	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

7	E Donskoy	6	7⁷
	A Bellier	4	6²		7	E Donskoy	6	4	6
	A Kachmazov	6	6			A Kachmazov	2	6	2
WC	Z Li	3	4							7	E Donskoy	3	7⁷	6
	A Bolt	7	2	6⁶							O Jasika	6	6⁵	2
	O Jasika	5	6	7⁸		O Jasika	6	5
Q	Mikalai Haliak	7⁹	1	2	3	J Shang	3	0^r
3	J Shang	6⁷	6	6											7	E Donskoy	3	4
8	L Tu	6	2	6											2	M Polmans	6	6
	N Chappell	1	6	2	8	L Tu	6⁴	6	6
WC	Mu Tao	2	6	1	Q	A Wang	7⁷	2	3
Q	A Wang	6	1	6						8	L Tu	3	4
Q	L Castelnuovo	1	2							2	M Polmans	6	6
	C Sinclair	6	6			C Sinclair	4	4
Alt	A Weber	6⁵	5		2	M Polmans	6	6
2	M Polmans	7⁷	7

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