2024 Koblenz Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2024 Koblenz Open
Final
Champion	Jurij Rodionov
Runner-up	Brandon Nakashima
Score	6–7(7–9), 6–1, 6–2
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 02, 2025

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

Seeds

Jurij Rodionov (champion)
Brandon Nakashima (final)
Jan Choinski (withdrew)
Lloyd Harris (first round)
Zdeněk Kolář (quarterfinals)
Mattia Bellucci (first round)
Rudolf Molleker (quarterfinals)
Francesco Passaro (withdrew)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Jurij Rodionov	6	6

	Stefano Travaglia	3	4
				1	Jurij Rodionov	6⁷	6	6

				2	Brandon Nakashima	7⁹	1	2
Q	Hazem Naw	3	5

2	Brandon Nakashima	6	7

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	J Rodionov	6	6
	D Novak	1	1		1	J Rodionov	7⁷	6
	V Royer	6³	6	6		V Royer	6⁴	1
Q	D Michalski	7⁷	4	2						1	J Rodionov	6	7
	A Blockx	3	6	7⁷						7	R Molleker	3	5
	G Mpetshi Perricard	6	3	6³		A Blockx	3	0
Q	M Kližan	0	2		7	R Molleker	6	6
7	R Molleker	6	6												1	J Rodionov	6	6
LL	F Agamenone	4	5													S Travaglia	3	4
	S Travaglia	6	7			S Travaglia	6	6
WC	H Squire	4	4			J Marie	1	1
	Jules Marie	6	6								S Travaglia	3	6	7⁹
	M Janvier	4	1								M Damm	6	3	6⁷
	M Kukushkin	6	6			M Kukushkin	6¹	7	6³
	M Damm	6	6			M Damm	7⁷	5	7⁷
6	M Bellucci	3	3

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

5	Z Kolář	6	6
Q	C Broom	4	2		5	Z Kolář	6	7⁷
WC	Tom Gentzsch	0	2		Q	T Lamasine	3	6³
Q	T Lamasine	6	6							5	Z Kolář	2	4
	B Harris	5	5							Q	H Naw	6	6
Q	H Naw	7	7		Q	H Naw	2	7⁷	6
Alt	O Otte	5	6	6	Alt	O Otte	6	6³	4
4	L Harris	7	1	4										Q	H Naw	3	5
LL	D Jordà Sanchis	6	3	6										2	B Nakashima	6	7
	I Marchenko	4	6	1	LL	D Jordà Sanchis	6⁶	4
	R Brancaccio	7⁹	1	2	WC	MH Rehberg	7⁸	6
WC	MH Rehberg	6⁷	6	6						WC	MH Rehberg	3	4
	R Peniston	3	6	4						2	B Nakashima	6	6
Q	F Krajinović	6	4	6	Q	F Krajinović	6⁵	4
	A Moro Cañas	1	2		2	B Nakashima	7⁷	6
2	B Nakashima	6	6

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References

↑ "ATP Challenger: Roman Safiullin wins title in Koblenz". tennisnet.com. February 5, 2023.
↑ "Rodionov rallies to Koblenz Challenger title, hits career high". ATPTour. Retrieved 18 January 2025.
↑ Heer, Florian (February 5, 2024). "Rodionov Wins Koblenz Open, Reaches New Career-High Ranking".

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[1] "ATP Challenger: Roman Safiullin wins title in Koblenz". tennisnet.com. February 5, 2023.

[2] "Rodionov rallies to Koblenz Challenger title, hits career high". ATPTour. Retrieved 18 January 2025.

[3] Heer, Florian (February 5, 2024). "Rodionov Wins Koblenz Open, Reaches New Career-High Ranking".

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