2005 SAP Open – Singles

Singles
	2005 SAP Open
Champion	Andy Roddick
Runner-up	Cyril Saulnier
Final score	6–0, 6–4
Draw	32
Seeds	8

Andy Roddick was the defending champion, and won in the final 6–0, 6–4, against Cyril Saulnier.

Seeds

Andy Roddick (Champion)
Andre Agassi (Quarterfinals)
Tommy Haas (Semifinals)
Vince Spadea (Quarterfinals)
Jiří Novák (First Round)
Mardy Fish (quarterfinals)
Jürgen Melzer (Semifinals)
Max Mirnyi (Quarterfinals)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final


1	Andy Roddick	7⁷	6

3	Tommy Haas	6³	3
					1	Andy Roddick	6	6

						Cyril Saulnier	0	4
	Cyril Saulnier	6³	6	6

7	Jürgen Melzer	7⁷	3	3

Top Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	A Roddick	6	6
Q	P Goldstein	3	4		1	A Roddick	6	3	6
	J-M Gambill	3	6⁴			H-t Lee	3	6	2
	H-t Lee	6	7⁷							1	A Roddick	3	7⁸	7
	R Ginepri	6	6								T Enqvist	6	6⁶	5
WC	D Young	2	2			R Ginepri	3	6¹
	T Enqvist	7⁸	6			T Enqvist	6	7⁷
6	M Fish	6⁶	1												1	A Roddick	7⁷	6
3	T Haas	6	7⁷												3	T Haas	6³	3
	G Carraz	3	6³		3	T Haas	6	6
Q	F Dancevic	4	7⁷	6	Q	F Dancevic	1	3
	J Morrison	6	6³	0						3	T Haas	6²	7⁷	6
	J Hernych	5	3							8	M Mirnyi	7⁷	6³	2
	K Kim	7	6			K Kim	1	5
	P Wessels	7⁸	6⁴	3	8	M Mirnyi	6	7
8	M Mirnyi	6⁶	7⁷	6

Bottom Half

First Round					Second Round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

5	J Novák	2	2
	C Saulnier	6	6			C Saulnier	6	7⁷
	P Kohlschreiber	2	3		Q	T Zíb	1	6³
Q	T Zíb	6	6							C Saulnier	6	6
SE	W Moodie	3	4						4	V Spadea	2	4
WC	J Blake	6	6		WC	J Blake	3	0
	A Dupuis	7	3	2	4	V Spadea	6	6
4	V Spadea	5	6	6										C Saulnier	6³	6	6
7	J Melzer	6	7										7	J Melzer	7⁷	3	3
Q	G Weiner	2	5		7	J Melzer	6	6
	X Malisse	6	6			X Malisse	3	3
	Y-h Lu	2	3						7	J Melzer	6	6
	I Labadze	7⁷	2	3					2	A Agassi	3	1
	K Carlsen	6⁴	6	6		K Carlsen	5	1
WC	B Reynolds	4	4		2	A Agassi	7	6
2	A Agassi	6	6

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