2015 Brest Challenger – Singles

This was the first edition of the tournament, Ivan Dodig won the title beating Benoît Paire in the final 7–5, 6–1.

Singles
2015 Brest Challenger
Champion Ivan Dodig
Runner-up Benoît Paire
Final score7–5, 6–1
Main article: 2015 Brest Challenger

Seeds
  1. Benoît Paire (Final)
  2. Nicolas Mahut (First round)
  3. Illya Marchenko (First round)
  4. John-Patrick Smith (First round)
  5. Norbert Gombos (First round)
  6. Ivan Dodig (Champion)
  7. Farrukh Dustov (First round)
  8. Luca Vanni (Semifinals)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
1/WC Benoît Paire 78 6
8 Luca Vanni 66 1
1/WC Benoît Paire 5 1
6 Ivan Dodig 7 6
Édouard Roger-Vasselin 6 3 2
6 Ivan Dodig 4 6 6

Top half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1/WC B Paire 6 6
Q S Doumbia 2 4 1/WC B Paire 6 5 3
M Teixeira 3 79 6 M Teixeira 2 7 0r
Q Yannik Reuter 6 67 1 1/WC B Paire 7 66 6
D Guez 6 6 D Guez 5 78 3
R Ramírez Hidalgo 2 1 D Guez 6 6
WC G Jacq 6 6 WC G Jacq 4 3
7 F Dustov 3 2 1/WC B Paire 78 6
4 J-P Smith 78 62 4 8 L Vanni 66 1
I Sijsling 66 77 6 I Sijsling 6 6
Q Maxime Tabatruong 65 77 6 Q M Tabatruong 2 0
L Lacko 77 63 3 I Sijsling 5 6 64
S Caruso 65 3 8 L Vanni 7 4 77
Sebastien Boltz 77 6 S Boltz 5 2
I Nedelko 3 2 8 L Vanni 7 6
8 L Vanni 6 6

Bottom half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 N Gombos 3 2
É Roger-Vasselin 6 6 É Roger-Vasselin 6 7
M Authom 6 5 6 M Authom 0 5
WC A Sidorenko 4 7 4 É Roger-Vasselin 6 77
V Millot 77 4 4 K Khachanov 4 65
C Hemery 63 6 6 C Hemery 6 64 5
K Khachanov 77 1 K Khachanov 3 77 7
3/SE I Marchenko 64 0r É Roger-Vasselin 6 3 2
6 I Dodig 66 6 6 6 I Dodig 4 6 6
WC R Jouan 78 2 1 6 I Dodig 6 6
M Przysiężny 5 6 6 M Przysiężny 2 3
M Donati 7 2 3 6 I Dodig 6 7
A Ungur 6 6 A Arnaboldi 3 5
Q Romain Barbosa 4 2 A Ungur 1 5
A Arnaboldi 2 6 79 A Arnaboldi 6 7
2 N Mahut 6 3 67
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