1993 Nichirei International – Singles

Singles
	1993 Nichirei International
Champion	Amanda Coetzer
Runner-up	Kimiko Date
Final score	6–3, 6–2
Draw	32 (2WC/4Q)
Seeds	8

Monica Seles was the defending champion, but could not compete this year due to the stabbing received in late April.

Amanda Coetzer won the title by defeating Kimiko Date 6–3, 6–2 in the final.[1]

Seeds

Arantxa Sánchez Vicario (Semifinals)
Gabriela Sabatini (Second round)
Kimiko Date (Final)
Amanda Coetzer (Champion)
Katerina Maleeva (First round)
Lindsay Davenport (Quarterfinals)
Naoko Sawamatsu (Second round)
Julie Halard (Semifinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final


1	Arantxa Sánchez Vicario	3	4

4	Amanda Coetzer	6	6
				4	Amanda Coetzer	6	6

				3	Kimiko Date	3	2
3	Kimiko Date	6	7⁷

8	Julie Halard	1	6³

Top Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	A Sánchez Vicario	6	6
Q	R Hiraki	2	0		1	A Sánchez Vicario	6	6
	A Fusai	6	6			A Fusai	1	2
WC	Y Kamio	2	2							1	A Sánchez Vicario	6	6
	C Kuhlman	5	3								A Frazier	2	3
	D Graham	7	6			D Graham	2	4
	A Frazier	6	6			A Frazier	6	6
5	K Maleeva	1	4											1	A Sánchez Vicario	3	4
4	A Coetzer	6	6											4	A Coetzer	6	6
	L Raymond	2	4		4	A Coetzer	6	6
	D Monami	7⁷	2	6		D Monami	2	2
	M Jaggard-Lai	6⁴	6	4						4	A Coetzer	6	6
	N van Lottum	3	1								L Arraya	4	1
	L Arraya	6	6			L Arraya	7	3	6
	C Rubin	6	2	0	7	N Sawamatsu	5	6	3
7	N Sawamatsu	3	6	6

Bottom Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

6	L Davenport	6	5	7
	M Endo	4	7	5	6	L Davenport	2	6	6
	L Harvey-Wild	3	6	3	WC	A Sugiyama	6	1	2
WC	A Sugiyama	6	2	6						6	L Davenport	2	4
	S-t Wang	6⁵	6	6						3	K Date	6	6
	R White	7⁷	4	3		S-t Wang	4	2
	K Kschwendt	4	6	3	3	K Date	6	6
3	K Date	6	3	6										3	K Date	6	7⁷
8	J Halard	2	6	6										8	J Halard	1	6³
Q	A Keller	6	1	3	8	J Halard	6	7⁷
Q	I Spîrlea	2	3			R McQuillan	4	6¹
	R McQuillan	6	6							8	J Halard	6	6
	M Werdel	3	6	6							M Werdel	1	3
Q	N Kijimuta	6	2	2		M Werdel	6	3	7
	F Li	1	2		2	G Sabatini	3	6	5
2	G Sabatini	6	6

gollark: What? That adds more complexity for no gain. It's a worse model.

gollark: It is entirely valid to say "we don't know". It's not valid to say "we don't know, so let's just postulate yet ANOTHER step in this process with no evidence".

gollark: A god of some sort *could* exist, but there isn't good evidence for them.

gollark: I mean, most of the "gods" we think about are suspiciously humanlike. And human minds are complicated. The universe is complicated, but easier to describe; people have it down onto T-shirts now (described in very dense mathy notation).

gollark: ???

References

"Never-say-die Amanda Coetzer". Brand South Africa. 25 March 2002. Retrieved 20 July 2020. Coetzer finally broke through in 1993 [...] She added another title in Tokyo, upsetting second-seed Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario in the semi-finals and beating hometown favourite Kimoko Date in the finals.

External links

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.

[1] "Never-say-die Amanda Coetzer". Brand South Africa. 25 March 2002. Retrieved 20 July 2020. Coetzer finally broke through in 1993 [...] She added another title in Tokyo, upsetting second-seed Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario in the semi-finals and beating hometown favourite Kimoko Date in the finals.