1983 Tel Aviv Open – Singles

Aaron Krickstein won the tournament, beating Christoph Zipf in the final, 7–6, 6–3.

Singles
1983 Tel Aviv Open
Champion Aaron Krickstein
Runner-up Christoph Zipf
Final score7–6, 6–3
Main article: 1983 Tel Aviv Open

The Tel Aviv Open was not held in 1982.

Seeds
  1. Henrik Sundström (First Round, retired)
  2. Shlomo Glickstein (First Round)
  3. Colin Dowdeswell (Semifinals)
  4. Robbie Venter (First Round)
  5. Zoltan Kuharszky (First Round)
  6. Bernard Mitton (First Round)
  7. Danie Visser (First Round)
  8. Mike Myburg (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
  Aaron Krickstein 6 6  
3 Colin Dowdeswell 4 4  
  Aaron Krickstein 7 6  
  Christoph Zipf 6 3  
  Christoph Zipf 3 7 6
  Rolf Gehring 6 5 3

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 H Sundström 3 0r  
  A Krickstein 6 1     A Krickstein 6 7  
Q S van der Merwe 6 3 7 Q S van der Merwe 2 5  
  F Punčec 3 6 6   A Krickstein 6 4 7
  J Granát 0 3     S Perkiss 4 6 6
  S Perkiss 6 6     S Perkiss 6 6  
  H Theissen 6 6     H Theissen 3 2  
8 M Myburg 3 2     A Krickstein 6 6  
3 C Dowdeswell 6 6 6 3 C Dowdeswell 4 4  
  R Chappell 2 7 1 3 C Dowdeswell 6 6  
  A Mansdorf 6 6     A Mansdorf 2 4  
  P Feigl 2 3   3 C Dowdeswell 6 6  
Q T Viljoen 4 2     J Becka 3 1  
Q S Svensson 6 6   Q S Svensson 6 6 3
  J Becka 7 6     J Becka 7 4 6
5 Z Kuharszky 6 4  

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
6 B Mitton 6 4 5
  P Hjertquist 4 6 7   P Hjertquist 5 2  
  G Moretton 6 7     G Moretton 7 6  
  H-D Beutel 3 5     G Moretton 6 r  
  Bernhard Pils 1 3     C Zipf 7    
  C Zipf 6 6     C Zipf 3 7 7
  P Elter 7 3 6   P Elter 6 6 6
4 R Venter 5 6 3   C Zipf 3 7 6
7 D Visser 4 3     R Gehring 6 5 3
  R Gehring 6 6     R Gehring 6 6 7
  E Edwards 6 6     E Edwards 3 7 6
  H Solomon 2 0     R Gehring 6 6  
Q Ilan Sher 6 2     R Meyer 3 2  
  R Meyer 7 6     R Meyer 6 4 7
  Rand Evett 6 7     Rand Evett 1 6 6
2 S Glickstein 2 6  
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