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Singles
2015 Marburg Open
Final
Champion Spain ĂĂ±igo Cervantes
Runner-up Germany Nils Langer
Score2–6, 7–6(7–3), 6–3
Events
Singles Doubles
←  2014 Â· Marburg Open ·  2016 →
Main article: 2015 Marburg Open

Horacio Zeballos was the defending champion, but he did not participate this year.

ĂĂ±igo Cervantes won the title defeating Nils Langer in the final, [1] 2–6, 7–6(7–3), 6–3.

Seeds

  1. Japan Taro Daniel (first round)
  2. France Paul-Henri Mathieu (second round)
  3. Uzbekistan Farrukh Dustov (first round)
  4. Kazakhstan Andrey Golubev (first round)
  5. Spain ĂĂ±igo Cervantes (champion)
  6. Estonia JĂŒrgen Zopp (first round)
  7. Argentina Renzo Olivo (first round)
  8. Germany Tobias Kamke (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals Final
          
  Russia Karen Khachanov 62 4
5 Spain ĂĂ±igo Cervantes 77 6
5 Spain ĂĂ±igo Cervantes 2 77 6
Germany Nils Langer 6 63 3
Germany Nils Langer 6 6
WC Germany Daniel Brands 2 4

Top half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 Japan T Daniel 6 3 4
  Bosnia and Herzegovina M BaĆĄić 3 6 6   Bosnia and Herzegovina M BaĆĄić 3 710 77
WC Germany D Masur 2 65   Belarus U Ignatik 6 68 62
  Belarus U Ignatik 6 77   Bosnia and Herzegovina M BaĆĄić 0 5
  Russia K Khachanov 6 6   Russia K Khachanov 6 7
PR Spain P Riba 4 4   Russia K Khachanov 5 77 6
  Germany T PĂŒtz 4 1 8 Germany T Kamke 7 62 3
8 Germany T Kamke 6 6   Russia K Khachanov 62 4
4 Kazakhstan A Golubev 4 77 3 5 Spain Í Cervantes 77 6
  France G Mina 6 63 6   France G Mina 2 2
Q Czech Republic J Ć ĂĄtral 66 6 6 Q Czech Republic J Ć ĂĄtral 6 6
Q Russia E Donskoy 78 4 3 Q Czech Republic J Ć ĂĄtral 6 3 2
LL Italy L Giustino 3 1 5 Spain Í Cervantes 1 6 6
  Germany A Beck 6 6   Germany A Beck 2 6 2
WC Germany J Choinski 3 4 5 Spain Í Cervantes 6 3 6
5 Spain Í Cervantes 6 6

Bottom half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
6 Estonia J Zopp 65 3
  Germany N Langer 77 6   Germany N Langer 77 6
  Australia J Kubler 6 6   Australia J Kubler 64 3
  Poland G Panfil 2 3   Germany N Langer 77
Q Russia M Ledovskikh 710 4 6 Q Belgium A De Greef 61 r
  Serbia L Djere 68 6 4 Q Russia M Ledovskikh 62 65
Q Belgium A De Greef 6 6 Q Belgium A De Greef 77 77
3 Uzbekistan F Dustov 3 2 Germany N Langer 6 6
7 Argentina R Olivo 4 4 WC Germany D Brands 2 4
WC Germany D Brands 6 6 WC Germany D Brands 4 6 6
  Belgium M Authom 3 4   Ecuador G Lapentti 6 4 4
  Ecuador G Lapentti 6 6 WC Germany D Brands 6 6
SE Brazil R Dutra Silva 6 6 SE Brazil R Dutra Silva 3 2
  Slovakia J KovalĂ­k 4 0 SE Brazil R Dutra Silva 6
WC Germany J Lenz 6 3 3 2 France P-H Mathieu 3r
2 France P-H Mathieu 4 6 6

References

  1. ^ Josh Meiseles (2015-07-06). "Martin Completes Stunning Rally For Padova Title". Retrieved 2015-07-07.
Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=2015_Marburg_Open_–_Singles&oldid=1074375536"
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Singles
2015 Marburg Open
Final
Champion Spain ĂĂ±igo Cervantes
Runner-up Germany Nils Langer
Score2–6, 7–6(7–3), 6–3
Events
Singles Doubles
←  2014 Â· Marburg Open ·  2016 →
Main article: 2015 Marburg Open

Horacio Zeballos was the defending champion, but he did not participate this year.

ĂĂ±igo Cervantes won the title defeating Nils Langer in the final, [1] 2–6, 7–6(7–3), 6–3.

Seeds

  1. Japan Taro Daniel (first round)
  2. France Paul-Henri Mathieu (second round)
  3. Uzbekistan Farrukh Dustov (first round)
  4. Kazakhstan Andrey Golubev (first round)
  5. Spain ĂĂ±igo Cervantes (champion)
  6. Estonia JĂŒrgen Zopp (first round)
  7. Argentina Renzo Olivo (first round)
  8. Germany Tobias Kamke (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals Final
          
  Russia Karen Khachanov 62 4
5 Spain ĂĂ±igo Cervantes 77 6
5 Spain ĂĂ±igo Cervantes 2 77 6
Germany Nils Langer 6 63 3
Germany Nils Langer 6 6
WC Germany Daniel Brands 2 4

Top half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 Japan T Daniel 6 3 4
  Bosnia and Herzegovina M BaĆĄić 3 6 6   Bosnia and Herzegovina M BaĆĄić 3 710 77
WC Germany D Masur 2 65   Belarus U Ignatik 6 68 62
  Belarus U Ignatik 6 77   Bosnia and Herzegovina M BaĆĄić 0 5
  Russia K Khachanov 6 6   Russia K Khachanov 6 7
PR Spain P Riba 4 4   Russia K Khachanov 5 77 6
  Germany T PĂŒtz 4 1 8 Germany T Kamke 7 62 3
8 Germany T Kamke 6 6   Russia K Khachanov 62 4
4 Kazakhstan A Golubev 4 77 3 5 Spain Í Cervantes 77 6
  France G Mina 6 63 6   France G Mina 2 2
Q Czech Republic J Ć ĂĄtral 66 6 6 Q Czech Republic J Ć ĂĄtral 6 6
Q Russia E Donskoy 78 4 3 Q Czech Republic J Ć ĂĄtral 6 3 2
LL Italy L Giustino 3 1 5 Spain Í Cervantes 1 6 6
  Germany A Beck 6 6   Germany A Beck 2 6 2
WC Germany J Choinski 3 4 5 Spain Í Cervantes 6 3 6
5 Spain Í Cervantes 6 6

Bottom half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
6 Estonia J Zopp 65 3
  Germany N Langer 77 6   Germany N Langer 77 6
  Australia J Kubler 6 6   Australia J Kubler 64 3
  Poland G Panfil 2 3   Germany N Langer 77
Q Russia M Ledovskikh 710 4 6 Q Belgium A De Greef 61 r
  Serbia L Djere 68 6 4 Q Russia M Ledovskikh 62 65
Q Belgium A De Greef 6 6 Q Belgium A De Greef 77 77
3 Uzbekistan F Dustov 3 2 Germany N Langer 6 6
7 Argentina R Olivo 4 4 WC Germany D Brands 2 4
WC Germany D Brands 6 6 WC Germany D Brands 4 6 6
  Belgium M Authom 3 4   Ecuador G Lapentti 6 4 4
  Ecuador G Lapentti 6 6 WC Germany D Brands 6 6
SE Brazil R Dutra Silva 6 6 SE Brazil R Dutra Silva 3 2
  Slovakia J KovalĂ­k 4 0 SE Brazil R Dutra Silva 6
WC Germany J Lenz 6 3 3 2 France P-H Mathieu 3r
2 France P-H Mathieu 4 6 6

References

  1. ^ Josh Meiseles (2015-07-06). "Martin Completes Stunning Rally For Padova Title". Retrieved 2015-07-07.
Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=2015_Marburg_Open_–_Singles&oldid=1074375536"

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