2009 Tennis Napoli Cup – Singles

Potito Starace was the three-time defending champion, but he lost to Andreas Haider-Maurer in the first round.

Singles
2009 Tennis Napoli Cup
Champion Pablo Cuevas
Runner-up Victor Crivoi
Final score6–1, 6–3
Main article: 2009 Tennis Napoli Cup

Pablo Cuevas won in the final 6–1, 6–3, against Victor Crivoi.

Seeds
  1. Potito Starace (First Round)
  2. Alberto Martín (Second Round)
  3. Daniel Gimeno-Traver (Second Round)
  4. Pablo Andújar (Semifinals)
  5. Kristof Vliegen (First Round)
  6. Marcos Daniel (Quarterfinals)
  7. Ivo Minář (Second Round)
  8. Daniel Köllerer (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
  Victor Crivoi 77 6  
WC Fabio Fognini 62 4  
  Victor Crivoi 1 3  
  Pablo Cuevas 6 6  
4 Pablo Andújar 3 2  
  Pablo Cuevas 6 6  

Top half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 P Starace 4 3  
SE A Haider-Maurer 6 6   SE A Haider-Maurer 6 3 4
Q F Mayer 3 r     A Golubev 1 6 6
  A Golubev 4       A Golubev 1 6 2
  R Machado 64 5     V Crivoi 6 3 6
  B Pašanski 77 7     B Pašanski 6 2 2
  V Crivoi 1 77 6   V Crivoi 3 6 6
5 K Vliegen 6 65 2   V Crivoi 77 6  
3 D Gimeno-Traver 6 6   WC F Fognini 62 4  
  F Cipolla 1 3   3 D Gimeno-Traver 3 2  
WC S Galvani 4 2   WC F Fognini 6 6  
WC F Fognini 6 6   WC F Fognini 6 6  
  L Horna 65 6 6 6 M Daniel 4 2  
  L Ouahab 77 2 4   L Horna 2 r  
WC G Petrazzuolo 7 1 4 6 M Daniel 4    
6 M Daniel 5 6 6

Bottom half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
7 I Minář 5    
  D Istomin 4 r   7 I Minář 3 2  
Q F Delbonis 78 6   Q F Delbonis 6 6  
  P Riba 66 2   Q F Delbonis 5 2  
  T Tenconi 77 6   4 P Andújar 7 6  
  L Rosol 62 4     T Tenconi 1 1  
Q O Dolgopolov Jr. 5 61   4 P Andújar 6 6  
4 P Andújar 7 77   4 P Andújar 3 2  
8 D Köllerer 1 0     P Cuevas 6 6  
  P Cuevas 6 6     P Cuevas 6 3 6
SE D Marrero 6 77   SE D Marrero 4 6 1
WC Enrico Fioravante 1 61     P Cuevas 6 6  
  J Hájek 6 5 4   S Ventura 4 3  
  S Ventura 2 7 6   S Ventura 7 6  
  R Ramírez Hidalgo 64 3   2 A Martín 5 2  
2 A Martín 77 6  
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