2011 Valle d'Aosta Open – Singles

Nicolas Mahut won the title, defeating Gilles Müller 7–6(7–4), 6–4 in the final.

Singles
2011 Valle d'Aosta Open
Champion Nicolas Mahut
Runner-up Gilles Müller
Final score7–6(7–4), 6–4
Main article: 2011 Valle d'Aosta Open

Seeds
  1. Simone Bolelli (Second Round)
  2. Olivier Rochus (Quarterfinals)
  3. Gilles Müller (Final)
  4. Nicolas Mahut (Champion)
  5. Benoît Paire (Second Round)
  6. Martin Kližan (Quarterfinals)
  7. Jerzy Janowicz (Semifinals)
  8. Vincent Millot (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
  Matthias Bachinger 62 4  
4 Nicolas Mahut 7 6  
4 Nicolas Mahut 7 6  
3 Gilles Müller 64 4  
3 Gilles Müller 4 6 6
7 Jerzy Janowicz 6 4 1

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 S Bolelli 6 6  
WC Tommaso Metti 2 1   1 S Bolelli 7 3 63
Q L Grigelis 7 6   Q L Grigelis 5 6 7
  M Middelkoop 65 4   Q L Grigelis 2 1  
  M Bachinger 7 6     M Bachinger 6 6  
  M Gicquel 63 2     M Bachinger 6 3 7
Q Clément Reix 3 6 3 5 B Paire 3 6 63
5 B Paire 6 3 6   M Bachinger 62 4  
4 N Mahut 7 7   4 N Mahut 7 6  
  D Kindlmann 64 64   4 N Mahut 6 6  
  M Viola 3 2   Q G Naso 3 4  
Q G Naso 6 6   4 N Mahut 7 1 7
  R Bemelmans 7 65 6   R Bemelmans 61 6 63
WC Luca Vanni 65 7 3   R Bemelmans 7 4 6
  R Jouan 6 7     R Jouan 68 6 2
8 V Millot 3 64  

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
6 M Kližan 6 6  
SE A Sadecky 4 4   6 M Kližan 6 6  
  S Rieschick 6 6     S Rieschick 1 1  
SE Nicolas Renavand 4 0   6 M Kližan 64 60  
  Laurent Rochette 4 7 3 3 G Müller 7 7  
LL A Stoppini 6 62 6 LL A Stoppini 4 1  
  A Brizzi 3 3   3 G Müller 6 6  
3 G Müller 6 6   3 G Müller 4 6 6
7 J Janowicz 6 7   7 J Janowicz 6 4 1
  G Burquier 4 5   7 J Janowicz 6 65 6
Q Élie Rousset 2 4     B Knittel 3 7 1
  B Knittel 6 6   7 J Janowicz 6 6  
WC Claudio Grassi 6 3 5 2 O Rochus 3 3  
  J Sousa 3 6 7   J Sousa 6 4 4
WC Matthieu Vierin 0 0   2 O Rochus 3 6 6
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