2013 ATP Roller Open – Singles

Singles
	2013 ATP Roller Open
Champion	Tobias Kamke
Runner-up	Paul-Henri Mathieu
Final score	1–6, 6–3, 7–5

Tobias Kamke was the defending champion and successfully defended his title, defeating Paul-Henri Mathieu in the final, 1–6, 6–3, 7–5.

Seeds

Kenny de Schepper (First round)
Nicolas Mahut (First round)
Benjamin Becker (Quarterfinals)
Tobias Kamke (Champion)
Jan-Lennard Struff (Quarterfinals)
Paul-Henri Mathieu (Final)
Ričardas Berankis (Quarterfinals)
Andrey Golubev (Second Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final


	Niels Desein	3	6	4

6	Paul-Henri Mathieu	6	1	6
					6	Paul-Henri Mathieu	6	3	5

					4	Tobias Kamke	1	6	7
4	Tobias Kamke	7⁷	3	6

	Jürgen Zopp	6²	6	3

Top Half

First Round				Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	K de Schepper	4	4
	K Beck	6	6		K Beck	6⁴	3
	R Ghedin	2	1		N Desein	7⁷	6
	N Desein	6	6							N Desein	3	7	7⁷
Alt	R Kern	6³	3						5	J-L Struff	6	5	6³
	V Rudnev	7⁷	6		V Rudnev	5	3
WC	Joe Hatto	0	0	5	J-L Struff	7	6
5	J-L Struff	6	6												N Desein	3	6	4
3	B Becker	6	6											6	P-H Mathieu	6	1	6
WC	U Nastasi	0	0	3	B Becker	2	6	4
	J Ouanna	7⁷	6		J Ouanna	6	1	1^r
Q	F Veger	6¹	1						3	B Becker	2	7⁷	4
	T Pütz	6	1						6	P-H Mathieu	6	6⁵	6
Q	A Sidorenko	4	0^r		T Pütz	2	1
Q	S Barry	2	4	6	P-H Mathieu	6	6
6	P-H Mathieu	6	6

Bottom Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

7	R Berankis	6	6
	Y Mertens	3	2		7	R Berankis	7⁷	6
	Jules Marie	5	4			M Fucsovics	6⁵	1
	M Fucsovics	7	6							7	R Berankis	5	0
	F Dustov	6	6							4	T Kamke	7	6
	S Caruso	3	3			F Dustov	3	7	1^r
Q	C Lestienne	3	2		4	T Kamke	6	5	4
4	T Kamke	6	6											4	T Kamke	7⁷	3	6
8	A Golubev	6	6												J Zopp	6²	6	3
	E Korolev	2	0		8	A Golubev	6⁴	4
WC	S Bohli	6	6		WC	S Bohli	7⁷	6
WC	Gilles Kremer	2	2							WC	S Bohli	3	3
	J Zopp	6	6								J Zopp	6	6
	M Neuchrist	3	1			J Zopp	7⁷	6
	Stefan Seifert	1	6	6		S Seifert	6³	3
2	N Mahut	6	3	2

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