1995 Nokia Open – Men's Singles

Michael Chang was the defending champion, and successfully defended his title.

Men's Singles
1995 Nokia Open
Champion	Michael Chang
Runner-up	Renzo Furlan
Final score	7–5, 6–3

Chang defeated Renzo Furlan 7–5, 6–3 in the final.

Seeds

Michael Chang (Champion)
Renzo Furlan (Final)
Kenneth Carlsen (Second Round)
Shuzo Matsuoka (Semifinals)
Michael Joyce (First Round)
Scott Draper (Quarterfinals)
Michael Tebbutt (Quarterfinals)
Tommy Ho (Second Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

	Semifinals							Final


	1	Michael Chang	6	6

		David Nainkin	1	2
								1	Michael Chang	7	6

								2	Renzo Furlan	5	3
	4	Shuzo Matsuoka	6	3	4

	2	Renzo Furlan	3	6	6

Top Half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	1	M Chang	6	6
		W Kowalski	3	4				1	M Chang	6	6
		J Bates	6	6					J Bates	3	2
		A Chang	2	4											1	M Chang	7⁷	6
		D Norman	6	6											7	M Tebbutt	6⁵	2
	WC	J Xia	3	3					D Norman	7⁷	2	6²
		P Wekesa	3	2				7	M Tebbutt	6⁰	6	7⁷
	7	M Tebbutt	6	6																		1	M Chang	6	6
	3	K Carlsen	6	7⁷																			D Nainkin	1	2
		C Caratti	4	6⁵				3	K Carlsen	3	2
		L Paes	6⁷	7⁷	6				L Paes	6	6
	Q	J Eagle	7⁹	6²	1											L Paes	7⁹	4	5
	WC	C Chang	3	4												D Nainkin	6⁷	6	7
		M Petchey	6	6					M Petchey	6⁷	5
		D Nainkin	6	5	6				D Nainkin	7⁹	7
	5	M Joyce	3	7	1

Bottom Half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	6	S Draper	6	6
		P Kilderry	3	4				6	S Draper	4	6	6
	Q	A Richardson	6⁵	0					H Dreekmann	6	3	4
		H Dreekmann	7⁷	6											6	S Draper	5	3
		S Lareau	6	6											4	S Matsuoka	7	6
		E Ran	2	3					S Lareau	3	6⁷
		L Rehmann	4	0				4	S Matsuoka	6	7⁹
	4	S Matsuoka	6	6																		4	S Matsuoka	6	3	4
	8	T Ho	6	6⁸	6																	2	R Furlan	3	6	6
	WC	B Pan	1	7¹⁰	2			8	T Ho	5	2
		G Pozzi	7	6					G Pozzi	7	6
	Q	K Jones	5	3												G Pozzi	6	3	4
		T Henman	3	6	6										2	R Furlan	4	6	6
	Q	D Sapsford	6	4	4				T Henman	7	3	3
		B Shelton	6	4	5			2	R Furlan	5	6	6
	2	R Furlan	3	6	7

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References

Main Draw

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