2025 Canberra Tennis International – Men's singles

Men's singles
Men's singles
2025 Canberra Tennis International
Final
Champion	João Fonseca
Runner-up	Ethan Quinn
Score	6–4, 6–4
Events

Last updated January 05, 2025

Dominik Koepfer was the defending champion^[1] but lost in the first round to Harold Mayot.

Seeds

Hugo Gaston (first round)
Facundo Díaz Acosta (first round)
Damir Džumhur (second round)
Taro Daniel (first round)
Sumit Nagal (first round)
Jacob Fearnley (semifinals)
Dominik Koepfer (first round)
Mattia Bellucci (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Martín Landaluce	3	3

Q	Ethan Quinn	6	6
				Q	Ethan Quinn	4	4

					João Fonseca	6	6
6	Jacob Fearnley	3	3

	João Fonseca	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	H Gaston	2	2
PR	Y Watanuki	6	6		PR	Y Watanuki	6	3	7⁷
LL	RA Burruchaga	6	6		LL	RA Burruchaga	3	6	6⁵
	J Faria	3	3							PR	Y Watanuki
	L Van Assche	4	4								M Landaluce	w/o
WC	D Sweeny	6	6		WC	D Sweeny	1	2
	M Landaluce	6	6			M Landaluce	6	6
8	M Bellucci	3	2												M Landaluce	3	3
3	D Džumhur	7⁷	6⁵	6										Q	E Quinn	6	6
Q	H Habib	6⁵	7⁷	2	3	D Džumhur	5	5
	V Kopřiva	7⁷	3	6		V Kopřiva	7	7
Alt	M Krueger	6⁵	6	3							V Kopřiva	4	5
WC	B Ellis	6⁴	6⁵							Q	E Quinn	6	7
Q	E Quinn	7⁷	7⁷		Q	E Quinn	3	7⁷	6
Q	P Kypson	6	4	6	Q	P Kypson	6	6⁵	4
5	S Nagal	2	6	1

Bottom half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

6	J Fearnley	3	6	7
WC	Matthew Dellavedova	6	4	5	6	J Fearnley	6	6
	J Kym	6⁶	6⁴		Q	J Trotter	2	4
Q	J Trotter	7⁸	7⁷						6	J Fearnley	4	6	7⁷
	C Eubanks	6	7⁷							C Eubanks	6	2	6³
	A Kovacevic	3	6⁵			C Eubanks	6	6
Q	A Galarneau	7⁷	6		Q	A Galarneau	4	4
4	T Daniel	6²	2											6	J Fearnley	3	3
7	D Koepfer	4	4												J Fonseca	6	6
	H Mayot	6	6			H Mayot	7⁷	6
	DE Galán	6	3	6		DE Galán	6⁵	4
	R Collignon	2	6	2						H Mayot	2	3
	M McDonald	1	3							J Fonseca	6	6
	J Fonseca	6	6			J Fonseca	6	7
	D Ajduković	6	6			D Ajduković	1	5
2	F Díaz Acosta	4	4

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