2019 Hungarian Open – Singles

Marco Cecchinato was the defending champion,[1] but withdrew due to illness.

Singles
2019 Hungarian Open
Champion Matteo Berrettini
Runner-up Filip Krajinović
Final score4–6, 6–3, 6–1
Draw28 (4Q / 2WC)
Seeds8
Main article: 2019 Hungarian Open (tennis)

Matteo Berrettini won the title, defeating Filip Krajinović in the final, 4–6, 6–3, 6–1.

Seeds

The top four seeds received a bye into the second round.

  1. Marin Čilić (Second round)
  2. Borna Ćorić (Quarterfinals)
  3. Marco Cecchinato (Withdrew)
  4. Nikoloz Basilashvili (Quarterfinals)
  5. Laslo Đere (Semifinals)
  6. John Millman (Second round)
  7. Mikhail Kukushkin (First round)
  8. Radu Albot (Second round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
  Matteo Berrettini 6 6
5 Laslo Đere 4 2
  Matteo Berrettini 4 6 6
Q Filip Krajinović 6 3 1
  Pierre-Hugues Herbert 2 2
Q Filip Krajinović 6 6

Top half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1/WC M Čilić 7 66 63
Q Y Maden 3 6 4 P Cuevas 5 78 77
P Cuevas 6 3 6 P Cuevas 3 6 3
B Tomic 65 4 M Berrettini 6 1 6
A Bedene 77 6 A Bedene 68 2
M Berrettini 6 6 M Berrettini 710 6
7 M Kukushkin 4 4 M Berrettini 6 6
5 L Đere 4 2
4 N Basilashvili 6 0 6
P Gojowczyk 7 6 P Gojowczyk 3 6 3
Q L Harris 5 4 4 N Basilashvili 6 2 3
LL J Sinner 6 0 6 5 L Đere 3 6 6
WC M Valkusz 2 6 4 LL J Sinner 3 1
E Gulbis 4 78 62 5 L Đere 6 6
5 L Đere 6 66 77

Bottom half
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
6 J Millman 6 6
Q M Kecmanović 1 2 6 J Millman 4 6 2
WC A Balázs 6 6 WC A Balázs 6 2 6
H Hurkacz 3 4 WC A Balázs 3 4
P-H Herbert 6 6 P-H Herbert 6 6
LL E Gerasimov 3 2 P-H Herbert 7 6
LL M Bachinger 5 2
P-H Herbert 2 2
8 R Albot 7 6 Q F Krajinović 6 6
LL S Stakhovsky 5 4 8 R Albot 5 4
A Seppi 2 77 5 Q F Krajinović 7 6
Q F Krajinović 6 63 7 Q F Krajinović 6 7
R Haase 64 6 6 2 B Ćorić 4 5
T Fabbiano 77 3 2 R Haase 3 6 4
2 B Ćorić 6 4 6

Qualifying

Seeds
  1. Miomir Kecmanović (Qualified)
  2. Lloyd Harris (Qualified)
  3. Filip Krajinović (Qualified)
  4. Yannick Maden (Qualified)
  5. Sergiy Stakhovsky (Qualifying competition, Lucky loser)
  6. Matthias Bachinger (Qualifying competition, Lucky loser)
  7. Lukáš Rosol (First round, retired)
  8. Egor Gerasimov (Qualifying competition, Lucky loser)

Qualifiers
  1. Miomir Kecmanović
  2. Lloyd Harris
  3. Filip Krajinović
  4. Yannick Maden

Lucky losers
  1. Sergiy Stakhovsky
  2. Matthias Bachinger
  3. Egor Gerasimov
  4. Jannik Sinner

Qualifying draw

First qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
1 Miomir Kecmanović 6 6
  Alessandro Giannessi 3 4
1 Miomir Kecmanović 6 6
5 Sergiy Stakhovsky 4 4
  Daniel Brands 5 1
5 Sergiy Stakhovsky 7 6

Second qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
2 Lloyd Harris 77 6
  Daniel Gimeno Traver 61 3
2 Lloyd Harris 7 6
6 Matthias Bachinger 5 4
  Filip Horanský 1 4
6 Matthias Bachinger 6 6

Third qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
3 Filip Krajinović 7 6
  Roberto Marcora 5 2
3 Filip Krajinović 77 6
8 Egor Gerasimov 62 1
  Filippo Baldi 3 2
8 Egor Gerasimov 6 6

Fourth qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
4 Yannick Maden 6 1 6
WC Zsombor Piros 4 6 3
4 Yannick Maden 6 6
WC Jannik Sinner 3 4
WC Jannik Sinner 6 3
7 Lukáš Rosol 2 0r
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References
  1. "Champion Cecchinato: Italian Wins Maiden Title". ATP Tour. 29 April 2018.
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