2014 Sarasota Open – Singles

Alex Kuznetsov was the defending champion, but lost in the first round to Hidalgo.

Singles
2014 Sarasota Open
Champion	Nick Kyrgios
Runner-up	Filip Krajinović
Final score	7–6^(12–10), 6–4

Nick Kyrgios won the title, defeating Filip Krajinović in the final, 7–6^(12–10), 6–4.

Seeds

Alex Bogomolov, Jr. (Second round)
Donald Young (Quarterfinals)
Jack Sock (First round)
Michael Russell (First round)
Tim Smyczek (First round)
Alex Kuznetsov (First round)
Facundo Bagnis (First round)
Peter Polansky (Second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

	Semifinals							Final


		Filip Krajinović	3	6	6

		Gerald Melzer	6	3	1
									Filip Krajinović	6¹⁰	4

									Nick Kyrgios	7¹²	6
	WC	Daniel Kosakowski	6	3	4

		Nick Kyrgios	4	6	6

Top Half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	1	A Bogomolov, Jr.	7	6
	Q	G Mina	5	3				1	A Bogomolov, Jr.	3	4
	WC	S Bangoura	4	2					F Krajinović	6	6
		F Krajinović	6	6												F Krajinović	6	6
		F Dustov	1	6	7⁷											F Dustov	2	4
		R Williams	6	2	6⁵				F Dustov	7⁷	6
		I Bozoljac	6²	6⁵				8	P Polansky	6⁵	2
	8	P Polansky	7⁷	7⁷																			F Krajinović	3	6	6
	3	J Sock	7	6⁴	1																		G Melzer	6	3	1
		A Arnaboldi	5	7⁷	6				A Arnaboldi	5	2
	Q	N Nakagawa	1	3					G Melzer	7	6
		G Melzer	6	6												G Melzer	7	6
		R Bemelmans	6	4	3											T Daniel	5	3
		T Daniel	4	6	6				T Daniel	6	6
		F Dancevic	5	6	7				F Dancevic	2	4
	5	T Smyczek	7	3	5

Bottom Half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	7	F Bagnis	2	2
		J Ward	6	6					J Ward	6	6
	Q	A Veić	5	6	6			Q	A Veić	4	2
		I Marchenko	7	2	1											J Ward	3	6⁴
		J McGee	7⁷	6											WC	D Kosakowski	6	7⁷
	WC	Mac Styslinger	6¹	1					J McGee	2	3
	WC	D Kosakowski	6	6				WC	D Kosakowski	6	6
	4	M Russell	2	3																		WC	D Kosakowski	6	3	4
	6	A Kuznetsov	3	7	2																		N Kyrgios	4	6	6
		RR Hidalgo	6	5	6				RR Hidalgo	6⁸	4
		N Kyrgios	6	6					N Kyrgios	7¹⁰	6
	WC	J Jenkins	3	4												N Kyrgios	6	6
		M Zverev	6	6											2	D Young	4	4
		B Reynolds	3	3					M Zverev	4	0^r
	Q	A Zverev	4	5				2	D Young	6	0
	2	D Young	6	7

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