1993 Wimbledon Championships – Boys' Singles

Răzvan Sabău defeated Jimy Szymanski in the final, 6–1, 6–3 to win the Boys' Singles tennis title at the 1993 Wimbledon Championships.[1]

Boys' Singles
1993 Wimbledon Championships
Champion Răzvan Sabău
Runner-up Jimy Szymanski
Final score6–1, 6–3
Main article: 1993 Wimbledon Championships

Seeds
01.   Neville Godwin (Second round)
02.   Paul Goldstein (First round)
03.   Lars Burgsmüller (Quarterfinals)
04.   Lars Rehmann (Third round)
05.   Filip Kaščák (First round)
06.   Nicolas Escudé (Semifinals)
07.   Jimy Szymanski (Final)
08.   Steven Downs (Second round)
09.   Răzvan Sabău (Champion)
10.   James Sekulov (Second round)
11.   Gustavo Kuerten (Third round)
12.   Sebastián Prieto (First round)
13.   Dennis van Scheppingen (Second round)
14.   Franco Squillari (First round)
15.   James Baily (Second round)
16.   Jason Appel (Quarterfinals)

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

Draw

Key

Finals
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
16 Jason Appel 2 6
7 Jimy Szymanski 6 7
7 Jimy Szymanski 7 7
6 Nicolas Escudé 6 5
3 Lars Burgsmüller 5 7 3
6 Nicolas Escudé 7 6 6
7 Jimy Szymanski 1 3
Răzvan Sabău 6 6
Jiří Novák 2 6
Ben Ellwood 6 7
Ben Ellwood 2 7 3
Răzvan Sabău 6 6 6
9 Răzvan Sabău 6 6
Alexandre Strambini 2 1

Top half

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 Neville Godwin 6 6
Ganiyu Adenekan 2 1 1 N Godwin 3 6 2
Eyal Erlich 5 6 10 R Wassen 6 1 6
Rogier Wassen 7 3 12 R Wassen 6 4 4
Leonardo Olguín 6 7 16 J Appel 2 6 6
Tom Spinks 3 6 L Olguín 2 6 0
Sarawuth Yongchantanasukul 2 4 16 J Appel 6 3 6
16 Jason Appel 6 6 16 Jason Appel 2 6
10 James Sekulov 6 6 7 Jimy Szymanski 6 7
Christian Vinck 2 3 10 J Sekulov 3 2
James Greenhalgh 6 3 6 J Greenhalgh 6 6
Ricardo Rosas 3 6 3 J Greenhalgh 6 6
Nouhoun Sangare 5 3 7 Jimy Szymanski 7 7
Suwandi Suwandi 7 6 S Suwandi 4 7 4
Helge Koll Frafjord 7 4 3 7 Jimy Szymanski 6 5 6
7 Jimy Szymanski 6 6 6

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
3 Lars Burgsmüller 6 6
Asim Shafik 3 1 3 L Burgsmüller 7 6
Luke Milligan 3 5 J Jackson 6 1
Jimmy Jackson 6 7 3 L Burgsmüller 6 6
Robert Witz 7 6 S Iwabuchi 2 3
Lee Sabin 6 2 R Witz 6 3 4
Satoshi Iwabuchi 4 6 6 S Iwabuchi 3 6 6
14 Franco Squillari 6 3 4 3 L Burgsmüller 5 7 3
11 Gustavo Kuerten 6 6 6 N Escudé 7 6 6
Tomáš Čatár 3 4 11 G Kuerten 6 7
Andrew Ilie 6 6 6 A Ilie 2 6
Martin Hromec 3 7 1 11 G Kuerten 0 6
Nicolás Lapentti 6 6 6 N Escudé 6 7
Magnus Norman 4 4 N Lapentti 4 0
Jan Stoces 4 2 6 N Escudé 6 6
6 Nicolas Escudé 6 6

Bottom half

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
5 Filip Kaščák 5 2
Takao Suzuki 7 6 T Suzuki 5 4
Sven Koehler 4 6 3 C N'Goran 7 6
Claude N'Goran 6 3 6 C N'Goran 1 2
Jiří Novák 7 7 J Novák 6 6
Matthew Coombs 5 6 J Novák 6 6
Scott Humphries 6 6 S Humphries 3 4
12 Sebastián Prieto 4 4 J Novák 2 6
13 Dennis van Scheppingen 6 6 B Ellwood 6 7
Robin Lumsden 0 1 13 D van Scheppingen 5 3
Vítor Martins 3 4 B Ellwood 7 6
Ben Ellwood 6 6 B Ellwood 6 6
Pedro Zannoni 6 5 3 L Rehmann 4 4
José Jorge Esqueda Hernández 4 7 6 JJ Esqueda Hernández 3 4
James Fox 3 3 4 L Rehmann 6 6
4 Lars Rehmann 6 6

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
8 Steven Downs 7 6
Roman Kukal 5 4 8 S Downs 3 6
Jamie Delgado 4r J Delgado 6 7
Bobby Kokavec 5 J Delgado 2 5
Grégory Carraz 6 6 9 R Sabău 6 7
Christian Tambue 2 4 G Carraz 0 1
Daniel Omaboe 2 6 9 R Sabău 6 6
9 Răzvan Sabău 6 7 9 R Sabău 6 6
15 James Baily 7 4 6 A Strambini 2 1
Champy Halim 6 6 4 15 J Baily 1 6 5
Paul Martin 6 7 P Martin 6 4 7
Attila Sávolt 2 6 P Martin 2 6 4
Atip Chotiyarnwong 2 3 A Strambini 6 3 6
John Roddick 6 6 J Roddick 4 6
Alexandre Strambini 6 6 A Strambini 6 7
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References
  1. "Boys' Singles Finals 1947-2017". wimbledon.com. Wimbledon Championships. Retrieved 13 August 2017.
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