2018 Las Vegas Challenger – Singles

Stefan Kozlov was the defending champion but lost in the first round to Kamil Majchrzak.

Singles
2018 Las Vegas Challenger
Champion	Thanasi Kokkinakis
Runner-up	Blaž Rola
Final score	6–4, 6–4

Thanasi Kokkinakis won the title after defeating Blaž Rola 6–4, 6–4 in the final.

Seeds

Lloyd Harris (Second round)
Adrián Menéndez Maceiras (Second round)
Casper Ruud (Semifinals)
Jason Jung (Quarterfinals)
Noah Rubin (First round)
Reilly Opelka (Withdrew)
Dominik Köpfer (First round)
Marcelo Arévalo (Second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

	Semifinals							Final


		Thanasi Kokkinakis	6	6

	3	Casper Ruud	4	1
									Thanasi Kokkinakis	6	6

									Blaž Rola	4	4
		John-Patrick Smith	3	5

		Blaž Rola	6	7

Top half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	1	L Harris	6	6
		J Ward	4	4				1	L Harris	4	3
		T Kokkinakis	7⁷	6					T Kokkinakis	6	6
	WC	A Cozbinov	6⁵	1												T Kokkinakis	6	6
	Q	T Paul	6	7⁷												D King	1	4
		K King	1	6²				Q	T Paul	4	4
		D King	6	6					D King	6	6
	7	D Köpfer	4	4																			T Kokkinakis	6	6
	3	C Ruud	6	3	6																	3	C Ruud	4	1
		M Krueger	3	6	3			3	C Ruud	6	6
	LL	E King	6	6				LL	E King	3	2
		T Robredo	3	4											3	C Ruud	7	7
		K Majchrzak	6	6												K Majchrzak	5	5
		S Kozlov	0	2					K Majchrzak	2	6	6
		JC Aragone	2	6	6³			8	M Arévalo	6	1	4
	8	M Arévalo	6	4	7⁷

Bottom half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	LL	Jelle Sels	7⁷	5	4
		J-P Smith	6⁴	7	6				J-P Smith	6	6
	WC	M Torpegaard	4	6	6⁶				C İlkel	3	1
		C İlkel	6	3	7⁸											J-P Smith	7⁷	6
	Alt	J Choinski	3	4											4	J Jung	6³	3
	Q	R Ortega Olmedo	6	6				Q	R Ortega Olmedo	4	4
	LL	A Sarkissian	6⁵	4				4	J Jung	6	6
	4	J Jung	7⁷	6																			J-P Smith	3	5
	5	N Rubin	3	6	3																		B Rola	6	7
		B Rola	6	1	6				B Rola	6	6
	Q	T-S Kwiatkowski	6	6				Q	T-S Kwiatkowski	3	4
	WC	Evan Song	4	4												B Rola	6	7⁷
		N Serdarušić	6⁴	4											Q	M Bourgue	4	6¹
	Q	M Bourgue	7⁷	6				Q	M Bourgue	6	0	6
	WC	JJ Wolf	3	3				2	A Menéndez Maceiras	4	6	3
	2	A Menéndez Maceiras	6	6

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