1999 Estoril Open – Men's Singles

Alberto Berasategui was the defending champion, but lost in the first round this year.

Men's Singles
1999 Estoril Open
Champion Albert Costa[1]
Runner-up Todd Martin
Final score7–6(7–4), 2–6, 6–3
Main article: 1999 Estoril Open

Albert Costa won the tournament, beating Todd Martin in the final, 7–6(7–4), 2–6, 6–3.

Seeds
  1. Yevgeny Kafelnikov (First Round)
  2. Todd Martin (Final)
  3. Marcelo Ríos (Semifinals)
  4. Albert Costa (Champion)
  5. Gustavo Kuerten (Quarterfinals)
  6. Félix Mantilla (Quarterfinals)
  7. Francisco Clavet (First Round)
  8. Marat Safin (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final[1]
          
  Jérôme Golmard 4 4  
4 Albert Costa 6 6  
4 Albert Costa 77 2 6
2 Todd Martin 64 6 3
3 Marcelo Ríos 3 63  
2 Todd Martin 6 77  

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 Y Kafelnikov 3 6 3
  A Pavel 6 2 6   A Pavel 6 3 2
Q Á López Morón 4 0     K Alami 3 6 6
  K Alami 6 6     K Alami 4 61  
  F Dewulf 2 1     J Golmard 6 77  
  V Spadea 6 6     V Spadea 3 2  
  J Golmard 77 77     J Golmard 6 6  
7 F Clavet 63 65     J Golmard 4 4  
4 A Costa 6 6   4 A Costa 6 6  
  F Squillari 1 3   4 A Costa 77 79  
  F Vicente 1 4   Q R Agénor 65 67  
Q R Agénor 6 6   4 A Costa 6 6  
WC C Costa 6 2 64 6 F Mantilla 2 4  
  A Medvedev 1 6 77   A Medvedev 3 2  
  T Muster 3 2   6 F Mantilla 6 6  
6 F Mantilla 6 6  

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 G Kuerten 6 65 6
  JA Marín 3 77 4 5 G Kuerten 6 6  
  J Novák 77 6     J Novák 3 4  
  G Blanco 61 3   5 G Kuerten 4 3  
Q A Portas 6 6   3 M Ríos 6 6  
WC P Leão 1 1   Q A Portas 3 3  
  A Voinea 6 4 2 3 M Ríos 6 6  
3 M Ríos 3 6 6 3 M Ríos 3 63  
8 M Safin 66 7 3 2 T Martin 6 77  
  H Arazi 78 5 6   H Arazi 2 2  
  F Meligeni 6 6     F Meligeni 6 6  
  A Di Pasquale 2 2     F Meligeni 5d    
WC N Marques 6 3 6 2 T Martin 4    
Q G Solvès 2 6 3 WC N Marques 5 3  
  A Berasategui 1 63   2 T Martin 7 6  
2 T Martin 6 77  
gollark: Of course, we can't actually work out what these numbers *are*.
gollark: "First" being "least absolute value" with a tiebreaker for negative numbers or something.
gollark: "First number not describable by any property other than this one", "second number not describable by any property other than this one", etc.
gollark: I think you can use similar logic to the proof that all numbers are interesting to disprove this?
gollark: So if anything wants to know the IP, it *has* to - indirectly - contact my server.

References
  1. "1999 Estoril". International Tennis Federation. Retrieved 15 January 2015.
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