2016 Torneo Internacional Challenger León – Singles

Austin Krajicek was the defending champion, but lost in the first round to Adrián Menéndez-Maceiras.

Singles
2016 Torneo Internacional Challenger León
Champion	Michael Berrer
Runner-up	João Souza
Final score	6–3, 6–2

Michael Berrer won the title, defeating João Souza 6–3, 6–2 in the final.

Seeds

Sam Groth (First round)
Taylor Fritz (First round)
Malek Jaziri (Quarterfinals, retired)
Yūichi Sugita (First round)
Austin Krajicek (First round)
Michael Berrer (Champion)
Stéphane Robert (First round)
Tatsuma Ito (First round)

Draw

Key

Finals

	Semifinals							Final


	6	Michael Berrer	6	5	6

	Alt	Daniel Nguyen	3	7	2
								6	Michael Berrer	6	6

								Alt	João Souza	3	2
	Alt	João Souza	7⁷	6

	Q	Caio Zampieri	6³	4

Top Half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	1	S Groth	6³	6	4
		A Ghem	7⁷	2	6				A Ghem	7	6
		A Falla	6	4	7⁸				A Falla	5	4
	SE	M Arévalo	3	6	6⁶											A Ghem	3	6	3
	WC	L Gómez	6	6											6	M Berrer	6	2	6
	WC	Alejandro Moreno	1	1				WC	L Gómez	1	7	2
		A Sarkissian	6³	5				6	M Berrer	6	5	6
	6	M Berrer	7⁷	7																		6	M Berrer	6	5	6
	4	Y Sugita	5	1																		Alt	D Nguyen	3	7	2
	SE	P Krstin	7	6				SE	P Krstin	1	2
	Alt	P Cachín	3	7⁷	3			Alt	D Nguyen	6	6
	Alt	D Nguyen	6	6⁵	6										Alt	D Nguyen	6	6
	Q	Robin Staněk	2	6	7⁷											A González	2	1
	Q	E Gómez	6	4	6³			Q	R Staněk	3	1
		A González	6	7					A González	6	6
	8	T Ito	4	5

Bottom Half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	7	S Robert	6	4	2
		D Popko	4	6	6				D Popko	4	4
	Alt	J Jung	1	6³				Alt	J Souza	6	6
	Alt	J Souza	6	7⁷											Alt	J Souza	4	7⁷	5
		N Milojević	6	4	6⁷										3	M Jaziri	6	6¹	0^r
	Alt	M Safwat	3	6	7⁹			Alt	M Safwat	6	4	5
	WC	H Hach Verdugo	2	3				3	M Jaziri	3	6	7
	3	M Jaziri	6	6																		Alt	J Souza	7⁷	6
	5	A Krajicek	4	4																		Q	C Zampieri	6³	4
		A Menéndez-Maceiras	6	6					A Menéndez-Maceiras	6	6
		H Laaksonen	7	6					H Laaksonen	3	0
	WC	T Hank	5	3												A Menéndez-Maceiras	6	4	4
	Q	C Zampieri	6	6											Q	C Zampieri	2	6	6
		J McGee	4	4				Q	C Zampieri	6	6
	Q	A Velotti	6⁴	6	7			Q	A Velotti	3	2
	2	T Fritz	7⁷	3	5

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gollark: Yes, indeed, so they picked infinity.

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gollark: It is important to note that it is evil.

gollark: The `error` function. It is evil.

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