2015 Slovak Open – Men's Singles

Egor Gerasimov won the title, defeating Lukáš Lacko in the final 7–6(7–1), 7–6(7–5) .

Men's Singles
2015 Slovak Open
Champion Egor Gerasimov
Runner-up Lukáš Lacko
Final score7–6(7–1), 7–6(7–5)
Main article: 2015 Slovak Open

Seeds
  1. Lukáš Rosol (Second round)
  2. Illya Marchenko (Semifinals)
  3. Jan-Lennard Struff (Second round)
  4. Lukáš Lacko (Final)
  5. Farrukh Dustov (First round)
  6. Norbert Gombos (Quarterfinals)
  7. Elias Ymer (First round)
  8. Édouard Roger-Vasselin (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
Q Egor Gerasimov 77 2 6
Marius Copil 64 6 2
Q Egor Gerasimov 77 77
4 Lukáš Lacko 61 65
4 Lukáš Lacko 6 3 79
2 Illya Marchenko 4 6 67

Top Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 L Rosol 716 6
D Brands 614 3 1 L Rosol 3 64
PR A Weintraub 2 1 Q E Gerasimov 6 77
Q E Gerasimov 6 6 Q E Gerasimov 77 612 77
P Gojowczyk 7 6 6 N Gombos 62 714 65
WC A Çelikbilek 5 1 P Gojowczyk 3 5
A Karatsev 3 3 6 N Gombos 6 7
6 N Gombos 6 6 Q E Gerasimov 77 2 6
3 J-L Struff 77 6 M Copil 64 6 2
I Sijsling 65 4 3 J-L Struff 4 3
M Copil 6 6 M Copil 6 6
Q D Kalenichenko 3 4 M Copil 77 5 6
M Youzhny 6 6 8 É Roger-Vasselin 65 7 3
WC Martin Blaško 4 0 M Youzhny 4 63
M Przysiężny 2r 8 É Roger-Vasselin 6 77
8 É Roger-Vasselin 4

Bottom Half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 F Dustov 3 4
Q A Vatutin 6 6 Q A Vatutin 3 78 77
A Nedovyesov 1 67 A Smirnov 6 66 61
A Smirnov 6 79 Q A Vatutin 2 2
A Pavlásek 4 0r 4 L Lacko 6 6
A Rublev 6 0 A Rublev 77 61 4
Q M Ymer 4 2 4 L Lacko 65 77 6
4 L Lacko 6 6 4 L Lacko 6 3 79
7 E Ymer 4 65 2 I Marchenko 4 6 67
WC R Štěpánek 6 77 WC R Štěpánek 6 6
U Ignatik 4 6 6 U Ignatik 3 4
WC Alex Molčan 6 3 3 WC R Štěpánek 6 4 3
J Kovalík 77 68 4 2 I Marchenko 4 6 6
J Šátral 63 710 6 J Šátral 4 4
PR A Pavić 66 4 2 I Marchenko 6 6
2 I Marchenko 78 6
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