2017 Shenzhen Longhua Open – Men's Singles

Men's Singles
	2017 Shenzhen Longhua Open
Champion	Radu Albot
Runner-up	Hubert Hurkacz
Final score	7–6(8–6), 6–7(3–7), 6–4

This was the first edition of the men's tournament.

Radu Albot won the title after defeating Hubert Hurkacz 7–6^(8–6), 6–7^(3–7), 6–4 in the final.

Seeds

Mikhail Youzhny (Semifinals)
Blaž Kavčič (Semifinals)
Radu Albot (Champion)
Peter Polansky (Second round, retired)
Thiago Monteiro (First round)
Akira Santillan (Second round)
Go Soeda (Withdrew)
Calvin Hemery (First round)
Lee Duck-hee (Second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final


1	Mikhail Youzhny	3	2

3	Radu Albot	6	6
				3	Radu Albot	7⁸	6³	6

				Q	Hubert Hurkacz	6⁶	7⁷	4
Q	Hubert Hurkacz	7⁷	7

2	Blaž Kavčič	6¹	5

Top half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	M Youzhny	6	6
	H Moriya	1	3		1	M Youzhny	6	6
	P Gunneswaran	6	6			P Gunneswaran	2	4
Q	Miliaan Niesten	0	4							1	M Youzhny	6	6
WC	C Wang	3	2								A Krajicek	1	3
	A Krajicek	6	6			A Krajicek	7	3	6
LL	N Nakagawa	1	4		9	D-h Lee	5	6	3
9	D-h Lee	6	6												1	M Youzhny	3	2
3	R Albot	6	6												3	R Albot	6	6
	Y Uchiyama	2	1		3	R Albot	3	6	6
	D Petrović	2	6	6		D Petrović	6	3	3
	M Kecmanović	6	1	4						3	R Albot	5	6	7
	J Jung	6	7⁷								J Jung	7	3	5
Q	M Matosevic	4	6⁴			J Jung	6	1	6
	S Doumbia	6⁶	2		6	A Santillan	2	6	3
6	A Santillan	7⁸	6

Bottom half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

8	C Hemery	6⁴	3
Q	H Hurkacz	7⁷	6		Q	H Hurkacz	6	6
	M Safwat	6	6			M Safwat	3	2
	T Gabashvili	4	2							Q	H Hurkacz	6	6
WC	Zh Zhang	6	3	5							S-w Kwon	3	4
	S-w Kwon	3	6	7		S-w Kwon	6⁴	6	4
Q	R Ghedin	4	3		4	P Polansky	7⁷	3	0^r
4	P Polansky	6	6												Q	H Hurkacz	7⁷	7
5	T Monteiro	3	4												2	B Kavčič	6¹	5
WC	Y Wu	6	6		WC	Y Wu	6	6
LL	K Uchida	4	4			Z Li	1	2
	Z Li	6	6							WC	Y Wu	6¹	6	2
	S Robert	2	7⁸	6						2	B Kavčič	7⁷	3	6
	D Wu	6	6⁶	1		S Robert	3	2
WC	R Te	4	3		2	B Kavčič	6	6
2	B Kavčič	6	6

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