2009 International German Open – Singles

Rafael Nadal was the defending champion, but chose not to participate that year.[1]

Singles
2009 International German Open
Champion Nikolay Davydenko
Runner-up Paul-Henri Mathieu
Final score6–4, 6–2
Main article: 2009 International German Open

Nikolay Davydenko won in the final, 6–4, 6–2, against Paul-Henri Mathieu.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

  1. Gilles Simon (Second Round)
  2. Nikolay Davydenko (Champion)
  3. Robin Söderling (Third Round)
  4. Tommy Robredo (Second Round)
  5. Stanislas Wawrinka (Second Round)
  6. David Ferrer (Semifinals)
  7. Igor Andreev (Second Round)
  8. Philipp Kohlschreiber (Third Round)
  9. Jürgen Melzer (Second Round)
  10. Viktor Troicki (Quarterfinals, retired because of a right foot injury)
  11. Victor Hănescu (Quarterfinals)
  12. José Acasuso (Second Round, retired because of a neck injury)
  13. Paul-Henri Mathieu (Final)
  14. Nicolás Almagro (Quarterfinals)
  15. Jérémy Chardy (Third Round)
  16. Mischa Zverev (Second Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
13 Paul-Henri Mathieu 3    
10 Victor Troicki 0 r  
13 Paul-Henri Mathieu 4 6 7
Q Pablo Cuevas 6 3 5
14 Nicolás Almagro 2 4  
Q Pablo Cuevas 6 6  
13 Paul-Henri Mathieu 4 2  
2 Nikolay Davydenko 6 6  
6 David Ferrer 6 6  
WC Simon Greul 2 3  
6 David Ferrer 5 62  
2 Nikolay Davydenko 7 7  
11 Victor Hănescu 3 6 3
2 Nikolay Davydenko 6 4 6

Top Half

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 G Simon 6 4 3
Q V Crivoi 6 4 1 WC D Brands 3 6 6
WC D Brands 4 6 6 WC D Brands 5 5  
Q E Korolev 63 2   13 P-H Mathieu 7 7  
Q P Riba 7 6   Q P Riba 1 6 63
13 P-H Mathieu 6 2 7
13 P-H Mathieu 3    
10 V Troicki 0 r  
10 V Troicki 3 6 6
  T Gabashvili 6 6     T Gabashvili 6 2 4
  A Seppi 3 1   10 V Troicki 62 6 7
  C Rochus 4 2     G García-López 7 4 66
  G García-López 6 6     G García-López 6 6  
5 S Wawrinka 2 4  

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
3 R Söderling 6 63 6
  F Fognini 6 6     F Fognini 3 7 3
  I Minář 4 2   3 R Söderling 5 3  
  M Vassallo Argüello 4 4   14 N Almagro 7 6  
Q M Granollers 6 6   Q M Granollers 6 3 4
14 N Almagro 4 6 6
14 N Almagro 2 4  
Q P Cuevas 6 6  
9 J Melzer 65 3  
Q P Cuevas 7 6   Q P Cuevas 7 6  
  B Phau 60 4   Q P Cuevas 6 7  
Q P Starace 5 6 6 8 P Kohlschreiber 4 68  
  M González 7 4 3 Q P Starace 2 6 4
8 P Kohlschreiber 6 4 6

Bottom Half

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
6 D Ferrer 6 6  
WC F Mayer 63 6 6 WC F Mayer 3 2  
  R Schüttler 7 3 3 6 D Ferrer 4 7 6
  J Mónaco 7 6     J Mónaco 6 5 2
  M Youzhny 64 3     J Mónaco 6 1  
12 J Acasuso 1 1 r
6 D Ferrer 6 6  
WC S Greul 2 3  
16 M Zverev 6 5 1
  J Tipsarević 6 3 3 WC S Greul 0 7 6
WC S Greul 2 6 6 WC S Greul 7 7  
  S Darcis 4 4     I Navarro 5 67  
  I Navarro 6 6     I Navarro 7 7  
4 T Robredo 5 62  

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
7 I Andreev 4 3  
  J Benneteau 6 1 6   J Benneteau 6 6  
  JI Chela 4 6 1   J Benneteau 6 3 3
WC K Krawietz 0 6 3 11 V Hănescu 3 6 6
  J Hernych 6 4 6   J Hernych 2 3  
11 V Hănescu 6 6  
11 V Hănescu 3 6 3
2 N Davydenko 6 4 6
15 J Chardy 7 7  
  Ó Hernández 7 4 4   A Beck 62 66  
  A Beck 63 6 6 15 J Chardy 3 3  
  P Petzschner 7 6   2 N Davydenko 6 6  
  F Serra 63 2     P Petzschner 3 2  
2 N Davydenko 6 6  
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References
  1. "Nadal to return at Montreal event". ESPN.com. Associated Press. 2009-07-14. Retrieved 2009-07-16.
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