2020 Ann Arbor Challenger – Singles

This was the first edition of the tournament.[1]

Singles
2020 Ann Arbor Challenger
Final
ChampionUnited States Ulises Blanch
Runner-upDominican Republic Roberto Cid Subervi
Score3–6, 6–4, 6–2
Events
Singles Doubles
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Ulises Blanch won the title after defeating Roberto Cid Subervi 3–6, 6–4, 6–2 in the final.

Seeds edit

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

  1.   Bjorn Fratangelo (quarterfinals)
  2.   Noah Rubin (second round)
  3.   Sebastian Korda (second round)
  4.   Roberto Cid Subervi (final)
  5.   Ruben Bemelmans (second round)
  6.   Renzo Olivo (second round)
  7.   Roberto Quiroz (quarterfinals)
  8.   JC Aragone (quarterfinals)
  9.   Nino Serdarušić (third round)
  10.   Daniel Altmaier (semifinals)
  11.   Kaichi Uchida (second round)
  12.   Kevin King (second round)
  13.   Pedro Sakamoto (third round)
  14.   Michael Redlicki (second round)
  15.   Sekou Bangoura (third round)
  16.   Thomaz Bellucci (second round)

Draw edit

Key edit

Finals edit

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1   Bjorn Fratangelo 64 2
  Stefan Kozlov 77 6
  Stefan Kozlov 61 7 3
4   Roberto Cid Subervi 77 5 6
4   Roberto Cid Subervi 6 6
7   Roberto Quiroz 4 4
4   Roberto Cid Subervi 6 4 2
  Ulises Blanch 3 6 6
10   Daniel Altmaier 77 7
  Edan Leshem 64 5
10   Daniel Altmaier 3 4
  Ulises Blanch 6 6
8   JC Aragone 5 7 2
  Ulises Blanch 7 5 6

Top half edit

Section 1 edit

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
1   B Fratangelo 6 6
  D Hidalgo 6 5 3   G Elias 3 3
  G Elias 2 7 6 1   B Fratangelo 6 6
  L Glasspool 4 1 WC   J McNally 3 3
WC   J McNally 6 6 WC   J McNally 6 6
16   T Bellucci 3 4
1   B Fratangelo 64 2
  S Kozlov 77 6
12   K King 3 62
  R Roumane 2 2   B Nakashima 6 77
  B Nakashima 6 6   B Nakashima 6 3 2
  S Kozlov 6 6   S Kozlov 4 6 6
  A Rinderknech 3 4   S Kozlov 77 6
6   R Olivo 62 2

Section 2 edit

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
4   R Cid Subervi 64 6 715
  A Velotti 6 6   A Velotti 77 2 613
PR   N Barrientos 4 3 4   R Cid Subervi 6 6
Q   A Gómez 3 77 64 15   S Bangoura 4 4
  Ma Redlicki 6 64 77   Ma Redlicki 68 3
15   S Bangoura 710 6
4   R Cid Subervi 6 6
7   R Quiroz 4 4
9   N Serdarušić 3
  A Bega 1 4   C Hemery 1r
  C Hemery 6 6 9   N Serdarušić 5 65
  Tobias Simon 6 6 7   R Quiroz 7 77
  E King 4 2   T Simon 4 710 64
7   R Quiroz 6 68 77

Bottom half edit

Section 3 edit

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
5   R Bemelmans 2 4
WC   A Kovacevic 77 6 WC   A Kovacevic 6 6
  N Chappell 64 2 WC   A Kovacevic 7 64 3
  A Avidzba 6 6 10   D Altmaier 5 77 6
  Evan Song 4 4   A Avidzba 4 78 3
10   D Altmaier 6 66 6
10   D Altmaier 77 7
  E Leshem 64 5
13   P Sakamoto 6 79
  B Lock 3 5   A Zakharov 2 67
  Alexey Zakharov 6 7 13   P Sakamoto 6 3 5
  E Leshem 6 6   E Leshem 4 6 7
  J Ocleppo 4 3   E Leshem 7 6
3   S Korda 5 3

Section 4 edit

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
8   JC Aragone 6 6
WC   O Štyler 64 65 WC   A Fenty 1 4
WC   Andrew Fenty 77 77 8   JC Aragone 3 6 6
  Lucas Gerch 6 6   L Gerch 6 4 4
WC   Z Svajda 3 3   L Gerch 77 7
11   K Uchida 62 5
8   JC Aragone 5 7 2
  U Blanch 7 5 6
14   Mi Redlicki 6 2 3
  JM Cerúndolo 64 7 5 PR   P Kypson 3 6 6
PR   P Kypson 77 5 7 PR   P Kypson 62 2
Q   S Kirchheimer 3 66   U Blanch 77 6
  U Blanch 6 78   U Blanch 7 77
2   N Rubin 5 64

References edit

  1. ^ Bruckner, Meredith (November 22, 2019). "Men's professional tennis tournament coming to Ann Arbor in January". WDIV.

External links edit