2005 Abierto Mexicano Telcel – Men's Singles

Carlos Moyá was the defending champion, but lost in the second round to Mariano Puerta.[1]

Men's Singles
2005 Abierto Mexicano Telcel
Champion Rafael Nadal
Runner-up Albert Montañés
Final score6–1, 6–0
Draw32 (3WC/4Q)
Seeds8
Main article: 2005 Abierto Mexicano Telcel

Rafael Nadal won in the final 6–1, 6–0, against Albert Montañés.[2][3]

Seeds
  1. Carlos Moyá (Second Round)
  2. Gastón Gaudio (First Round, retired due to a pubalgia)
  3. Guillermo Cañas (Quarterfinals)
  4. Juan Ignacio Chela (First Round)
  5. Jiří Novák (Quarterfinals)
  6. Filippo Volandri (Quarterfinals)
  7. David Ferrer (Second Round)
  8. Rafael Nadal (Champion)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
WC Mariano Puerta 4 1
8 Rafael Nadal 6 6
8 Rafael Nadal 6 6  
Albert Montañés 1 0  
  Agustín Calleri 63 6 64
Albert Montañés 77 1 77

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 C Moyá 6 77
Q N Lapentti 4 64 1 C Moyá 6 3 4
  G García-López 3 63   WC M Puerta 4 6 6
WC M Puerta 6 77   WC M Puerta 6 3 77
WC M Gallardo-Vallés 1 1   F Mantilla 4 6 65
  F Mantilla 6 6   F Mantilla 7 6
  R Mello 6 3 2 7 D Ferrer 5 2
7 D Ferrer 4 6 6 WC M Puerta 4 1
3 G Cañas 6 2   8 R Nadal 6 6
Q E Massa 4 2r 3 G Cañas 6 7
Q N Devilder 6 6   Q N Devilder 0 5
J Acasuso 4 4   3 G Cañas 5 3  
  S Ventura 2 6 6 8 R Nadal 7 6  
N Almagro 6 4 2   S Ventura 60 2
Á Calatrava 4 4   8 R Nadal 77 6
8 R Nadal 6 6  

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 J Novák 6 7  
Q JA Marín 3 5   5 J Novák 6 6  
  D Sánchez 4 2     Ó Hernández 3 1  
  Ó Hernández 6 6   5 J Novák 5 1
A Calleri 7 77 A Calleri 7 6
  O Patience 5 65   A Calleri 77 6  
  J Mónaco 6 6   J Mónaco 64 3  
4 JI Chela 2 3   A Calleri 63 6 64
6 F Volandri 6 78   A Montañés 77 1 77
  M Zabaleta 2 66   6 F Volandri 77 7  
  A Martín 6 2 77   A Martín 65 5  
  J Vaněk 0 6 61 6 F Volandri 6 3 4
A Montañés 6 6   A Montañés 4 6 6
WC A Hernández 2 3   A Montañés 6 717
  T Zíb 2 7 0 T Zíb 4 615
2 G Gaudio 6 5 0r

Qualifying

Seeds
  1. Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo (Qualifying Competition)
  2. Edgardo Massa (Qualified)
  3. Marc López (Qualifying Competition)
  4. Nicolás Lapentti (Qualified)
  5. Hugo Armando (Qualifying Competition)
  6. Albert Portas (Qualifying Competition)
  7. Oliver Marach (First round, retired)
  8. Nicolas Devilder (Qualified)

Qualifiers
  1. Nicolas Devilder
  2. Edgardo Massa
  3. Juan Antonio Marín
  4. Nicolás Lapentti

Qualifying Draw

First qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
1 Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo 4 63
Miguel Ángel Reyes-Varela 0 3 8 Nicolas Devilder 6 77
8 Nicolas Devilder 6 6

Second qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
2 Edgardo Massa 4 79 6
Gastón Etlis 6 67 2 2 Edgardo Massa 3 6 77
Kevin Sorensen 66 5 5 Hugo Armando 6 2 61
5 Hugo Armando 78 7

Third qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
3 Marc López 6 6
Rogier Wassen 1 1 3 Marc López 4 4
Juan Antonio Marín 6 0 Juan Antonio Marín 6 6
7 Oliver Marach 3 0r

Fourth qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
4 Nicolás Lapentti 6 6
WC Bruno Echagaray 1 1 4 Nicolás Lapentti 64 6 6
Santiago González 2 3 6 Albert Portas 77 4 3
6 Albert Portas 6 6
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References
  1. "Derrota de Moyá en México" [Moyá is defeated in Mexico] (in Spanish). Acapulco: Eurosport. 24 February 2005. Retrieved 28 July 2019.
  2. "Un campeón que fue una aplanadora" [A champion that was a steamroller] (in Spanish). Acapulco: ESPN Deportes. EFE. 27 February 2005. Retrieved 28 July 2019.
  3. "Nadal gana a lo campeón" [Nadal wins in champion style] (in Spanish). Acapulco: Eurosport. 27 February 2005. Retrieved 28 July 2019.
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