2001 Gelsor Open Romania – Singles

Juan Balcells was the defending champion but lost in the quarterfinals to Albert Montañés.

Singles
2001 Gelsor Open Romania
2000 Champion Juan Balcells
Champion Younes El Aynaoui
Runner-up Albert Montañés
Final score7–6 (7–5), 7–6 (7–2)

Younes El Aynaoui won in the final 7–6 (7–5), 7–6 (7–2) against Montañés.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated.

  1. Andrei Pavel (Second Round)
  2. Albert Portas (Second Round)
  3. Alberto Martín (First Round)
  4. Andreas Vinciguerra (First Round)
  5. Galo Blanco (First Round)
  6. Jérôme Golmard (Semifinals)
  7. Younes El Aynaoui (Champion)
  8. Juan Balcells (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 A Pavel 6 6  
  J Vaněk 0 3   1 A Pavel 0 2  
  J Acasuso 67 4     T Behrend 6 6  
  T Behrend 79 6     T Behrend 4 7 4
  M Hipfl 0 1   7 Y El Aynaoui 6 5 6
  F Mantilla 6 6     F Mantilla 3 2  
WC D Pescariu 0 2   7 Y El Aynaoui 6 6  
7 Y El Aynaoui 6 6   7 Y El Aynaoui 77 6  
3 A Martín 6 1 4   F Vicente 64 4  
  A Voinea 3 6 6   A Voinea 6 6  
Q R Ramírez Hidalgo 7 6   Q R Ramírez Hidalgo 3 2  
  A Sávolt 5 3     A Voinea 4 6 5
  F Vicente 6 6     F Vicente 6 4 7
  H Armando 2 0     F Vicente 6 6  
LL M López 6 6   LL M López 3 3  
5 G Blanco 2 2   7 Younes El Aynaoui 77 77  
6 J Golmard 6 6     Albert Montañés 65 62  
  A Ilie 2 2   6 J Golmard 6 2 77
  I Labadze 3 4     J Díaz 4 6 64
  J Díaz 6 6   6 J Golmard 6 3 6
WC G Trifu 4 6 77   C Rochus 1 6 3
WC I Moldovan 6 1 65 WC G Trifu 64 4  
  C Rochus 6 6     C Rochus 77 6  
4 A Vinciguerra 1 2   6 J Golmard 77 3 5
8 J Balcells 7 77     A Montañés 65 6 7
Q M-K Goellner 5 64   8 J Balcells 6 6  
  D Sánchez 6 5 4 Q J I Chela 3 4  
Q J I Chela 2 7 6 8 J Balcells 5 6 1
  A Montañés 6 6     A Montañés 7 3 6
  O Rochus 1 1     A Montañés 6 4 79
Q S Peppas 0 2   2 A Portas 4 6 67
2 A Portas 6 6  
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