2002 Ordina Open – Men's Singles

Lleyton Hewitt was the defending champion but lost in the quarterfinals to Arnaud Clément.

Men's Singles
2002 Ordina Open
2001 Champion Lleyton Hewitt
Champion Sjeng Schalken
Runner-up Arnaud Clément
Final score3–6, 6–3, 6–2
Draw32 (4Q / 3WC)
Seeds8

Sjeng Schalken won in the final 3–6, 6–3, 6–2 against Clément.

Seeds

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

  1. Lleyton Hewitt (Quarterfinals, withdrew because of a stomach virus)
  2. Roger Federer (Quarterfinals)
  3. Guillermo Cañas (Semifinals)
  4. Tommy Robredo (Semifinals)
  5. Nicolas Escudé (Second Round, retired because of a stomach muscle injury)
  6. Sjeng Schalken (Champion)
  7. Arnaud Clément (Final)
  8. Julien Boutter (First Round)

Draw

Key
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 L Hewitt 77 77  
  M Chang 62 64   1 L Hewitt 6 5 77
  M Youzhny 6 6     M Youzhny 4 7 64
  A Calleri 3 0   1 L Hewitt      
  R Sluiter 64 2   7 A Clément w/o    
  M Russell 77 6     M Russell 5 0  
  O Gross 0 2   7 A Clément 7 6  
7 A Clément 6 6   7 A Clément 77 6  
WC/3 G Cañas 6 7   WC/3 G Cañas 62 2  
  J Knowle 2 5   WC/3 G Cañas 6 6  
Q M García 6 2 4 SE K Carlsen 4 4  
SE K Carlsen 4 6 6 WC/3 G Cañas 78 6  
  C Pioline 4       C Pioline 66 3  
  N Godwin 5r     C Pioline 4 3  
  F Saretta 65 61   5 N Escudé 6 1 r
5 N Escudé 77 77   7 Arnaud Clément 6 3 2
8 J Boutter 4 4   6 Sjeng Schalken 3 6 6
  A Dupuis 6 6     A Dupuis 66 77 3
Q Y Allegro 6 6   Q Y Allegro 78 61 6
  Á Calatrava 4 2   Q Y Allegro 4 2  
Q K I-Smolensky 4 0   4 T Robredo 6 6  
  M Kohlmann 6 6     M Kohlmann 78 2 1
  M Lee 63 6 2 4 T Robredo 66 6 6
4 T Robredo 77 3 6 4 T Robredo 3 3  
6 S Schalken 6 6   6 S Schalken 6 6  
  J Golmard 4 4   6 S Schalken 4 77 6
  C Rochus 1 6 6   C Rochus 6 61 3
Q R Cadart 6 2 4 6 S Schalken 3 7 6
  I Heuberger 6 3 710 2 R Federer 6 5 3
WC G Müller 2 6 68   I Heuberger 4 r  
WC R Krajicek 2 5   2 R Federer 6    
2 R Federer 6 7  
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