2012 Penza Cup – Singles

Arnau Brugués-Davi was the defending champion but decided not to participate.
Illya Marchenko won the tournament by defeating Evgeny Donskoy 7–5, 6–3 in the final.

Singles
2012 Penza Cup
Champion Illya Marchenko
Runner-up Evgeny Donskoy
Final score7–5, 6–3
Main article: 2012 Penza Cup

Seeds
  1. Alexander Kudryavtsev (First Round, retired because of a right elbow injury)
  2. Evgeny Donskoy (Semifinals)
  3. Konstantin Kravchuk (Semifinals)
  4. Yuki Bhambri (Quarterfinals)
  5. Kamil Čapkovič (Quarterfinals)
  6. Denys Molchanov (Quarterfinals)
  7. Evgeny Kirillov (Semifinals)
  8. Andrey Kumantsov (Second Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
  Illya Marchenko 67 6 6
3 Konstantin Kravchuk 7 4 2
  Illya Marchenko 7 6  
2 Evgeny Donskoy 5 3  
7 Evgeny Kirillov 2 64  
2 Evgeny Donskoy 6 7  

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 A Kudryavtsev 0r    
Q M Biryukov 2     Q M Biryukov 5 0  
  L Recouderc 6 4 6   L Recouderc 7 6  
WC Alexey Tumakov 4 6 3   L Recouderc 6 66 5
  O Nedovyesov 2 6 64   I Marchenko 4 78 7
  I Marchenko 6 1 77   I Marchenko 6 6  
Q R Muzaev 5 3   8 A Kumantsov 4 3  
8 A Kumantsov 7 6     I Marchenko 67 6 6
3 K Kravchuk 2 713 6 3 K Kravchuk 7 4 2
  N Desein 6 611 4 3 K Kravchuk 6 6  
Q E Karlovskiy 3 2     I Nedelko 2 1  
  I Nedelko 6 6   3 K Kravchuk 6 7  
WC Anton Manegin 3 4   6 D Molchanov 3 5  
  Sergei Krotiouk 6 6     Sergei Krotiouk 3 4  
  Ervand Gasparyan 5 0   6 D Molchanov 6 6  
6 D Molchanov 7 6  

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
7 E Kirillov 3    
  V Rudnev 0r     7 E Kirillov 6 6  
  S Vovk 2 6 7   S Vovk 3 3  
Q A Zaitsev 6 2 5 7 E Kirillov 3 6 6
  J McGee 6 6   4 Y Bhambri 6 1 3
WC Ilya Chkoniya 3 1     J McGee 2 1  
  D Sharan 2 3   4 Y Bhambri 6 6  
4 Y Bhambri 6 6   7 E Kirillov 2 64  
5 K Čapkovič 5 6 6 2 E Donskoy 6 7  
  N Moser 7 4 0 5 K Čapkovič 7 6  
  Stanislav Poplavskyy 77 6     Stanislav Poplavskyy 5 0  
Alt Mikhail Fufygin 65 3   5 K Čapkovič 3 1  
  Mikhail Vasiliev 3 1   2 E Donskoy 6 6  
Alt V Baluda 6 6   Alt V Baluda 5 4  
WC A Karatsev 3 4   2 E Donskoy 7 6  
2 E Donskoy 6 6  
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