2012 Slovak Open – Singles

Lukáš Lacko was the defending champion but defeated in the Semifinals by Lukáš Rosol.
Rosol went on to win the title against Björn Phau 6–7(3–7), 7–6(7–5), 7–6(8–6) in the final.

Singles
2012 Slovak Open
Champion Lukáš Rosol
Runner-up Björn Phau
Final score6–7(3–7), 7–6(7–5), 7–6(8–6)
Main article: 2012 Slovak Open

Seeds
  1. Lukáš Lacko (Semifinals)
  2. Ivan Dodig (Semifinals)
  3. Björn Phau (Final)
  4. Lukáš Rosol (Champion)
  5. Sergiy Stakhovsky (First Round)
  6. Ričardas Berankis (First Round)
  7. Olivier Rochus (Quarterfinals)
  8. Ivo Karlović (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
1 Lukáš Lacko 3 64  
4 Lukáš Rosol 6 77  
4 Lukáš Rosol 63 77 78
3 Björn Phau 77 65 66
3 Björn Phau 78 4 6
2 Ivan Dodig 66 6 3

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 L Lacko 6 6  
  M Bachinger 2 2   1 L Lacko 6 65 6
  F Delbonis 5 3   WC K Čapkovič 4 77 3
WC K Čapkovič 7 6   1 L Lacko 2 6 6
  J Hájek 6 6   7 O Rochus 6 3 2
WC F Horanský 3 2     J Hájek 6 2 3
Alt A Martin 4 6 65 7 O Rochus 2 6 6
7 O Rochus 6 3 77 1 L Lacko 3 64  
4 L Rosol 77 77   4 L Rosol 6 77  
  K de Schepper 65 64   4 L Rosol 77 7  
  T Alves 2 6 6   T Alves 62 5  
Q A Begemann 6 2 3 4 L Rosol 6 6  
  F Dancevic 64 4   LL I Klec 3 4  
  I Sergeyev 77 6     I Sergeyev 77 65 3
LL I Klec 6 6   LL I Klec 65 77 6
5 S Stakhovsky 4 4  

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
6 R Berankis 3 6 4
  M Copil 6 3 6   M Copil 6 77  
Q M Mečíř 7 4 63   U Ignatik 3 64  
  U Ignatik 5 6 77   M Copil 5 6 3
WC N Gomboš 6 3 6 3 B Phau 7 1 6
  I Kunitsyn 1 6 1 WC N Gomboš 6 3 2
  M Chiudinelli 4 4   3 B Phau 4 6 6
3 B Phau 6 6   3 B Phau 78 4 6
8 I Karlović 77 6   2 I Dodig 66 6 3
  M Berrer 64 4   8 I Karlović 77 6  
  D Lajović 6 78     D Lajović 63 2  
  I Marchenko 4 66   8 I Karlović 5 63  
Q M Mertiňák 6 66 6 2 I Dodig 7 77  
WC J Kovalík 4 78 4 Q M Mertiňák 4 3  
Q R Bellotti 1 1   2 I Dodig 6 6  
2 I Dodig 6 6  
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