2019 Cary Challenger – Singles

Singles
	2019 Cary Challenger
Champion	Andreas Seppi
Runner-up	Michael Mmoh
Final score	6–2, 6–7(4–7), 6–3

James Duckworth was the defending champion[1] but chose not to defend his title.

Andreas Seppi won the title after defeating Michael Mmoh 6–2, 6–7^(4–7), 6–3 in the final.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Andreas Seppi (Champion)
Tommy Paul (Quarterfinals)
Bjorn Fratangelo (Third round, withdrew)
Marcos Giron (Second round, retired)
Enzo Couacaud (Semifinals)
Mikael Torpegaard (Third round)
Mitchell Krueger (Second round)
Christopher Eubanks (Third round)
Peter Polansky (Second round)
Noah Rubin (Quarterfinals)
Michael Mmoh (Final)
Donald Young (Third round)
Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Second round)
Daniel Elahi Galán (Second round)
Yosuke Watanuki (Withdrew)
John-Patrick Smith (Third round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final


1	Andreas Seppi	6	6

10	Noah Rubin	0	4
					1	Andreas Seppi	4	7¹⁰	6

					5	Enzo Couacaud	6	6⁸	4
	Filip Peliwo	3	3

5	Enzo Couacaud	6	6
										1	Andreas Seppi	6	6⁴	6

										11	Michael Mmoh	2	7⁷	3
	JC Aragone	6⁶	7⁷	2

	Ulises Blanch	7⁸	6⁵	2^r
						JC Aragone	6	2	2

					11	Michael Mmoh	4	6	6
11	Michael Mmoh	2	7⁸	6

2	Tommy Paul	6	6⁶	1

Top half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarterfinals


					1	A Seppi	7⁷	6
	L Broady	6	6			L Broady	6⁵	3
Q	P Chrysochos	3	0						1	A Seppi	6	6
	N Mejía	4	7⁷	6					16	J-P Smith	3	2
	S Bangoura	6	6¹	4		N Mejía	4	5
					16	J-P Smith	6	7
														1	A Seppi	6	6
														10	N Rubin	0	4
					10	N Rubin	6	6
	JJ Wolf	4	3			E Song	3	3
	Evan Song	6	6						10	N Rubin	6	6³	7⁷
	Jordi Arconada	6⁸	6	2					8	C Eubanks	4	7⁷	6⁵
Alt	L Caruana	7¹⁰	1	6	Alt	L Caruana	1	5
					8	C Eubanks	6	7

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals


					3	B Fratangelo	6	6
WC	Alex Rybakov	4	2			Mi Redlicki	4	3
	Mi Redlicki	6	6							3	B Fratangelo
	Roy Smith	4^r									F Peliwo	w/o
	F Peliwo	5				F Peliwo	1	7⁷	6
					14	DE Galán	6	6⁵	4
																F Peliwo	3	3
															5	E Couacaud	6	6
					12	D Young	6	6
	A Ritschard	6⁶	3			R Olivo	4	3
	R Olivo	7⁸	6							12	D Young	1	6	3
	Strong Kirchheimer	4	6	2						5	E Couacaud	6	3	6
	K King	6	2	6		K King	1	2
					5	E Couacaud	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals


				7	M Krueger	3	6	3
	D Nguyen	6	6		D Nguyen	6	3	6
WC	Benjamin Sigouin	1	3							D Nguyen	3	2
	JC Aragone	6	7⁷							JC Aragone	6	6
Q	Connor Farren	2	6⁵		JC Aragone	7⁷	6
				9	P Polansky	6⁴	4
														JC Aragone	6⁶	7⁷	2
														U Blanch	7⁸	6⁵	2^r
				Alt	Christian Langmo	3	3
Alt	D Novikov	4	2		U Blanch	6	6
	U Blanch	6	6							U Blanch	6	6
	B Patael	7	6							B Patael	1	4
	Harrison Adams	5	4		B Patael	2	7	0
				4	M Giron	6	5	0^r

Section 4

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals


				6	M Torpegaard	6	6⁹	6
WC	Omni Kumar	3	1		Ma Redlicki	4	7¹¹	2
	Ma Redlicki	6	6						6	M Torpegaard	1	4
	Gabriel Petit	3	2						11	M Mmoh	6	6
	A Sarkissian	6	6		A Sarkissian	7	6⁴	0
				11	M Mmoh	5	7⁷	6
													11	M Mmoh	2	7⁸	6
													2	T Paul	6	6⁶	1
				13	T-S Kwiatkowski	6⁴	4
WC	B Nakashima	6	6	WC	B Nakashima	7⁷	6
WC	T Babelis	3	2						WC	B Nakashima	6⁰	4
	E Zhu	2	3						2	T Paul	7⁷	6
	Ryan Peniston	6	6		R Peniston	4	6³
				2	T Paul	6	7⁷

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References

"James Duckworth earns wild card at home in Sydney". Tennis World USA.

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[1] "James Duckworth earns wild card at home in Sydney". Tennis World USA.