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2019 Surbiton Trophy – Men's singles

Jérémy Chardy was the defending champion but chose not to defend his title.[1]

Men's singles
2019 Surbiton Trophy
Final
ChampionUnited Kingdom Dan Evans
Runner-upSerbia Viktor Troicki
Score6–2, 6–3
Events
Singles men women
Doubles men women
← 2018 · Surbiton Trophy · 2022 →

Dan Evans won the title after defeating Viktor Troicki 6–2, 6–3 in the final.

Seeds

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All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

  1. France  Ugo Humbert (second round)
  2. Australia  Matthew Ebden (quarterfinals)
  3. Australia  Jordan Thompson (withdrew)
  4. United Kingdom  Dan Evans (champion)
  5. United States  Denis Kudla (semifinals)
  6. Romania  Marius Copil (semifinals)
  7. Australia  Bernard Tomic (third round)
  8. Croatia  Ivo Karlović (quarterfinals)
  9. Canada  Brayden Schnur (third round)
  10. Spain  Marcel Granollers (quarterfinals)
  11. Spain  Feliciano López (third round)
  12. Ukraine  Sergiy Stakhovsky (second round)
  13. Germany  Peter Gojowczyk (second round)
  14. Canada  Peter Polansky (third round)
  15. Germany  Matthias Bachinger (quarterfinals)
  16. Australia  Alex Bolt (third round)

Draw

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Finals

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Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
Serbia  Viktor Troicki 6 5 77
8 Croatia  Ivo Karlović 2 7 64
Serbia  Viktor Troicki 3 77 7
5 United States  Denis Kudla 6 65 5
15 Germany  Matthias Bachinger 64 5
5 United States  Denis Kudla 77 7
Serbia  Viktor Troicki 2 3
4 United Kingdom  Dan Evans 6 6
10 Spain  Marcel Granollers 4 2
4 United Kingdom  Dan Evans 6 6
4 United Kingdom  Dan Evans 77 64 6
6 Romania  Marius Copil 63 77 4
6 Romania  Marius Copil 6 6
2 Australia  Matthew Ebden 3 2

Top half

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Section 1

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
1 France  U Humbert 77 0 3
Austria  J Rodionov 77 3 2 Serbia  V Troicki 65 6 6
Serbia  V Troicki 63 6 6 Serbia  V Troicki 77 6
Q United Kingdom  Andrew Watson 2 2 14 Canada  P Polansky 62 2
South Korea  Y-s Chung 6 6 South Korea  Y-s Chung 3 3
14 Canada  P Polansky 6 6
Serbia  V Troicki 6 5 77
8 Croatia  I Karlović 2 7 64
11 Spain  F López 5 6 6
WC United Kingdom  R Peniston 3 6 3 Germany  D Brands 7 3 4
Germany  D Brands 6 3 6 11 Spain  F López 6 65 64
WC United Kingdom  E Hoyt 4 3 8 Croatia  I Karlović 1 77 77
Japan  Y Sugita 6 6 Japan  Y Sugita 62 77 3
8 Croatia  I Karlović 77 65 6

Section 2

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
LL United Kingdom  A Gray 2 5
South Korea  S-w Kwon 6 6 South Korea  S-w Kwon 6 7
United States  JC Aragone 4 1 South Korea  S-w Kwon 6 65 64
India  R Ramanathan 6 3 6 15 Germany  M Bachinger 2 77 77
Germany  T Kamke 3 6 1 India  R Ramanathan 6 4 3
15 Germany  M Bachinger 4 6 6
15 Germany  M Bachinger 64 5
5 United States  D Kudla 77 7
12 Ukraine  S Stakhovsky 77 3 4
WC United Kingdom  P Jubb 5 6 3 United Kingdom  J Ward 64 6 6
United Kingdom  J Ward 7 4 6 United Kingdom  J Ward 3 6 3
Australia  J Kubler 4 6 6 5 United States  D Kudla 6 4 6
WC United Kingdom  L Broady 6 2 0 Australia  J Kubler 2 3
5 United States  D Kudla 6 6

Bottom half

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Section 3

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
7 Australia  B Tomic 6 3 6
Slovakia  F Horanský 4 77 4 United States  T Paul 4 6 3
United States  T Paul 6 61 6 7 Australia  B Tomic 612 3
WC United Kingdom  L Glasspool 4 62 10 Spain  M Granollers 714 6
Germany  D Köpfer 6 77 Germany  D Köpfer 2 62
10 Spain  M Granollers 6 77
10 Spain  M Granollers 4 2
4 United Kingdom  D Evans 6 6
16 Australia  A Bolt 77 6
Q Australia  L Saville 4 3 Turkey  C İlkel 64 1
Turkey  C İlkel 6 6 16 Australia  A Bolt 7 2 0
Australia  J-P Smith 4 6 67 4 United Kingdom  D Evans 5 6 6
Belgium  R Bemelmans 6 3 79 Belgium  R Bemelmans 4 4
4 United Kingdom  D Evans 6 6

Section 4

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
6 Romania  M Copil 6 7
Japan  H Moriya 65 4 Bosnia and Herzegovina  M Bašić 2 5
Bosnia and Herzegovina  M Bašić 77 6 6 Romania  M Copil 6 6
Australia  A Harris 6 3 4 9 Canada  B Schnur 3 3
LL United Kingdom  B Klein 2 6 6 LL United Kingdom  B Klein 3 3
9 Canada  B Schnur 6 6
6 Romania  M Copil 6 6
2 Australia  M Ebden 3 2
13 Germany  P Gojowczyk 67 64
Germany  D Brown 3 2 Slovakia  L Lacko 79 77
Slovakia  L Lacko 6 6 Slovakia  L Lacko 5 64
United Kingdom  J Clarke 5 77 3 2 Australia  M Ebden 7 77
Russia  E Donskoy 7 65 6 Russia  E Donskoy 2 0
2 Australia  M Ebden 6 6

References

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  1. ^ Jones, Jed (11 June 2018). "Jeremy Chardy Wins the Surbiton Trophy to End Six-Year Title Drought".
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