2017 Las Vegas Challenger – Singles

Sam Groth was the defending champion but retired in the second round against Jan Choinski.

Singles
2017 Las Vegas Challenger
Champion	Stefan Kozlov
Runner-up	Liam Broady
Final score	3–6, 7–5, 6–4

Stefan Kozlov won the title after defeating Liam Broady 3–6, 7–5, 6–4 in the final.

Seeds

Tennys Sandgren (Semifinals)
Cameron Norrie (Second round)
Bjorn Fratangelo (First round)
Stefan Kozlov (Champion)
Nikola Milojević (First round)
Michael Mmoh (Second round)
Sam Groth (Second round, retired)
Reilly Opelka (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

	Semifinals							Final


	1	Tennys Sandgren	3	6⁶

	4	Stefan Kozlov	6	7⁸
								4	Stefan Kozlov	3	7	6

									Liam Broady	6	5	4
		Evan King	4	5

		Liam Broady	6	7

Top half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	1	T Sandgren	6	6
	Q	B Lock	2	4				1	T Sandgren	7	6
		L Miedler	7¹³	4	7				L Miedler	5	4
	Q	Karue Sell	6¹¹	6	5										1	T Sandgren	6	6
	WC	A Cozbinov	6	4	4										Q	J Choinski	1	0
	Q	J Choinski	4	6	6			Q	J Choinski	2
	WC	M Torpegaard	3	4				7	S Groth	1^r
	7	S Groth	6	6																		1	T Sandgren	3	6⁶
	4	S Kozlov	7	6																		4	S Kozlov	6	7⁸
	WC	JC Aragone	5	3				4	S Kozlov	6	6
		A Sarkissian	6	3	2				D Köpfer	4	1
		D Köpfer	2	6	6										4	S Kozlov	6	6
		K King	6	6												K King	2	3
	WC	Ruben Alberts	2	3					K King	4	6	6
		M Giron	6	7⁷					M Giron	6	3	4
	5	N Milojević	4	6¹

Bottom half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	6	M Mmoh	6	6
		J Šátral	4	1				6	M Mmoh	3	6	3
	PR	B Klahn	3	7	6			PR	B Klahn	6	3	6
	SE	C O'Connell	6	5	3										PR	B Klahn	6⁷	6⁶
		E King	6⁴	7⁷	6											E King	7⁹	7⁸
		D Novikov	7⁷	6⁴	4				E King	6²	6	7
		B Klein	7⁷	6					B Klein	7⁷	3	5
	3	B Fratangelo	6²	4																			E King	4	5
	8	R Opelka	7⁷	6																			L Broady	6	7
		J Clarke	6²	4				8	R Opelka	7⁷	6
	LL	T Garanganga	2	2				Q	J Hiltzik	6⁵	4
	Q	Jared Hiltzik	6	6											8	R Opelka	7⁷	6⁵	4
		L Broady	7⁷	6												L Broady	6²	7⁷	6
	LL	Alex Rybakov	6⁵	3					L Broady	7⁷	6
		R Ortega Olmedo	4	3				2	C Norrie	6⁵	4
	2	C Norrie	6	6

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