1988 Wimbledon Championships – Boys' Singles

Nicolás Pereira defeated Guillaume Raoux in the final, 7–6(7–4), 6–2 to win the Boys' Singles tennis title at the 1988 Wimbledon Championships.[1]

Boys' Singles
1988 Wimbledon Championships
Champion Nicolás Pereira
Runner-up Guillaume Raoux
Final score7–6(7–4), 6–2
Main article: 1988 Wimbledon Championships

Seeds
01.   Jason Stoltenberg (Quarterfinals)
02.   Johan Anderson (First round)
03.   Andrei Cherkasov (Semifinals)
04.   Todd Woodbridge (Second round)
05.   Goran Ivanišević (Quarterfinals)
06.   Nicolás Pereira (Champion)
07.   Richard Fromberg (Semifinals)
08.   Zeeshan Ali (Second round)
09.   Piet Norval (Third round)
10.   Roberto Jabali (Second round)
11.   n/a
12.   Patricio Arnold (Third round)
13.   Guillaume Raoux (Final)
14.   Luis Herrera (Third round)
15.   Nicklas Kulti (Second round)
16.   n/a

Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

Draw

Key

Finals
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1 Jason Stoltenberg 4 3
6 Nicolás Pereira 6 6
6 Nicolás Pereira 4 7 6
Richard Fromberg 6 6 3
Arne Thoms 2 6 3
7 Richard Fromberg 6 4 6
6 Nicolás Pereira 77 6
13 Guillaume Raoux 64 2
5 Goran Ivanišević 5 1r
3 Andrei Cherkasov 7 2
3 Andrei Cherkasov 3 7 5
13 Guillaume Raoux 6 6 7
Lars Jönsson 7 1 4
13 Guillaume Raoux 5 6 6

Top half

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 Jason Stoltenberg 6 6
Martin Stringari 4 4 1 J Stoltenberg 6 6
Rodrigo Gana 6 4 3 G Carbonari 4 1
Gustavo Carbonari 4 6 6 1 J Stoltenberg 6 6
Sergio Sarli 5 6 6 P Arnold 1 1
Christophe Delzenne 7 1 4 S Sarli 1 6 3
Franklyn Ofori 2 4 12 P Arnold 6 4 6
12 Patricio Arnold 6 6 1 J Stoltenberg 4 3
9 Piet Norval 6 6 6 N Pereira 6 6
Andrés Alarcón 1 3 9 P Norval 6 6
Juancho Macaraeg 4 0 C Beecher 3 2
Colin Beecher 6 6 9 P Norval 62 4
Narathorn Srichaphan 4 1 6 N Pereira 77 6
Mark Petchey 6 6 M Petchey 7 3 4
David Nainkin 3 4 6 N Pereira 5 6 6
6 Nicolás Pereira 6 6

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
4 Todd Woodbridge 6 6
Park Chang-hee 0 0 4 T Woodbridge 1 7 4
Arne Thoms 6 6 A Thoms 6 6 6
Jared Palmer 2 4 A Thoms 7 6
Giorgio Carneade 6 3 6 G Carneade 5 4
Ulli Nganga 1 6 3 G Carneade 6 6
David Rikl 4 1 15 N Kulti 2 2
15 Nicklas Kulti 6 6 A Thoms 2 6 3
David Adams 6 6 7 R Fromberg 6 4 6
Usman Rahim 4 4 D Adams 5 2
Cristian Brandi 3 5 J Marinov 7 6
John Marinov 6 7 J Marinov 6 5 1
Marc Rosset 6 7 7 R Fromberg 3 7 6
Asif Ismail 2 6 M Rosset 2 6
Vladimir Petrushenko 6 5 3 7 R Fromberg 6 7
7 Richard Fromberg 4 7 6

Bottom half

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
5 Goran Ivanišević 3 6 6
Martin Blackman 6 3 2 5 G Ivanišević 6 6
Daniel Bishop 3 0 G Köves 3 2
Gábor Köves 6 6 5 G Ivanišević 77 77
Tomáš Zdražila 5 2 J Stark 64 63
Jonathan Stark 7 6 J Stark 6 6
Yasufumi Yamamoto 3 6 3 J Lenton 1 4
James Lenton 6 3 6 5 G Ivanišević 5 1r
14 Luis Herrera 6 6 3 A Cherkasov 7 2
Kong Tae-hee 3 2 14 L Herrera 6 6
Cristiano Caratti 6 6 C Caratti 3 2
Rohit Rajpal 0 2 14 L Herrera 5 5
Chris Wilkinson 3 6 3 3 A Cherkasov 7 7
David DiLucia 6 3 6 D DiLucia 1 3
Magnus Larsson 3 7 3 3 A Cherkasov 6 6
3 Andrei Cherkasov 6 6 6

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
8 Zeeshan Ali 6 6 6
Andrew Florent 7 3 2 8 Z Ali 3 4
Lars Jönsson 6 6 L Jönsson 6 6
Andrew Batie 1 3 L Jönsson 6 4 6
Shin Han-cheol 6 4 6 H-c Shin 4 6 3
Roberto Teofilo 4 6 3 H-c Shin 6 6
Jeffrey Hunter 6 3 6 10 R Jabali 4 2
10 Roberto Jabali 3 6 8 L Jönsson 7 1 4
13 Guillaume Raoux 6 7 13 G Raoux 5 6 6
Germán López 3 5 13 G Raoux 6 6
Benny Wijaya 7 6 B Wijaya 0 3
Shin Ji-hyeob 6 3 13 G Raoux 77 6
Mauricio Hadad 6 6 M Hadad 65 3
Emile Fourie 2 4 M Hadad 4 6 10
Lech Sidor 6 4 2 L Sidor 6 1 8
2 Johan Anderson 3 6 3r
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References
  1. "Boys' Singles Finals 1947-2017". wimbledon.com. Wimbledon Championships. Retrieved 13 August 2017.
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