2019 Winnipeg National Bank Challenger – Singles

Jason Kubler was the defending champion but chose not to defend his title.[1]

Singles
2019 Winnipeg National Bank Challenger
Champion Norbert Gombos
Runner-up Brayden Schnur
Final score7–6(7–3), 6–3
Main article: 2019 Winnipeg National Bank Challenger

Norbert Gombos won the title after defeating Brayden Schnur 7–6(7–3), 6–3 in the final.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

  1. Bernard Tomic (Third round)
  2. Antoine Hoang (Quarterfinals)
  3. Brayden Schnur (Final)
  4. Peter Polansky (Third round)
  5. Dudi Sela (Second round)
  6. Norbert Gombos (Champion)
  7. Go Soeda (Second round, retired)
  8. Mikael Torpegaard (Second round)
  9. Darian King (Third round)
  10. Maxime Janvier (Second round)
  11. Enzo Couacaud (Third round)
  12. Andrew Harris (Third round)
  13. Li Zhe (Quarterfinals)
  14. Kaichi Uchida (Second round)
  15. Hiroki Moriya (Semifinals)
  16. Filip Peliwo (Withdrew)

Draw

Key

Finals
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
13 Li Zhe 4 2
6 Norbert Gombos 6 6
6 Norbert Gombos 6 6
15 Hiroki Moriya 4 2
15 Hiroki Moriya 6 6
Cem İlkel 4 2
6 Norbert Gombos 77 6
3 Brayden Schnur 63 3
Maxime Cressy 2 5
3 Brayden Schnur 6 7
3 Brayden Schnur 6 7
Daniel Nguyen 2 5
Daniel Nguyen 77 4 6
2 Antoine Hoang 65 6 3

Top half

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 B Tomic 6 6
WC Nicaise Muamba 6 7 WC N Muamba 4 2
Q H Hach Verdugo 4 5 1 B Tomic 6 67 4
J Menezes 6 6 13 Z Li 1 79 6
MT Barrios Vera 3 3 J Menezes 3 2
13 Z Li 6 6
13 Z Li 4 2
6 N Gombos 6 6
12 A Harris 6 6
A Ritschard 6 6 A Ritschard 1 2
T Garanganga 4 4 12 A Harris 6 2 3
Benjamin Sigouin 6 3 6 6 N Gombos 4 6 6
PR C Gómez-Herrera 2 6 3 B Sigouin 63 3
6 N Gombos 77 6

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
4 P Polansky 6 6
WC JM Lin 6 6 WC JM Lin 4 3
WC Chaz Doherty 1 1 4 P Polansky 4 7 61
ITF Strong Kirchheimer 4 4 15 H Moriya 6 5 77
JJ Wolf 6 6 JJ Wolf 4 0
15 H Moriya 6 6
15 H Moriya 6 6
C İlkel 4 2
10 M Janvier 62 1
B Gojo 4 6 3 C İlkel 77 6
C İlkel 6 4 6 C İlkel 711 6
Evan Song 1 4 R Ortega Olmedo 69 3
R Ortega Olmedo 6 6 R Ortega Olmedo 6 6
5 D Sela 4 2

Bottom half

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
8 M Torpegaard 77 3 0
M Cressy 6 77 M Cressy 61 6 6
A Tabilo 1 64 M Cressy 7 77
B Klein 6 6 9 D King 5 65
Alt B Saraiva 1 2 B Klein 0 62
9 D King 6 77
M Cressy 2 5
3 B Schnur 6 7
14 K Uchida 6 3 3
ITF Issei Okamura 2 5 WC J Boulais 3 6 6
WC Justin Boulais 6 7 WC J Boulais 4 77 3
D Novikov 6 77 3 B Schnur 6 60 6
Alt Joshua Peck 4 63 D Novikov 0 61
3 B Schnur 6 77

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
7 G Soeda 3 0r
Alexis Galarneau 6 1 5 D Nguyen 6 0
D Nguyen 1 6 7 D Nguyen 1 6 6
ITF Alexander Lebedev 64 4 11 E Couacaud 6 3 2
Q T Matsui 77 6 Q T Matsui 3 2
11 E Couacaud 6 6
D Nguyen 77 4 6
2 A Hoang 65 6 3
LL Kevin Kylar 0 1
L Catarina 6 6 L Catarina 6 6
WC Gabriel Diallo 3 2 L Catarina 6 3 0
ITF Jacob Grills 78 60 0 2 A Hoang 4 6 6
ITF Shintaro Imai 66 77 6 ITF S Imai 65 5
2 A Hoang 77 7
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References
  1. "Ulises Blanch wins title on debut. Hanfmann and Kubler shine as well". Tennis World USA.
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