2020 Bangkok Challenger II – Singles

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

Singles
2020 Bangkok Challenger II
Champion Federico Gaio
Runner-up Robin Haase
Final score6–1, 4–6, 4–2 ret.

Federico Gaio won the title after Robin Haase retired in the final trailing 1–6, 6–4, 2–4 in the third set.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

  1. Jiří Veselý (Quarterfinals)
  2. Go Soeda (Third round)
  3. Paolo Lorenzi (Second round)
  4. Antoine Hoang (Second round)
  5. Attila Balázs (Third round, retired)
  6. Zhang Zhizhen (Second round)
  7. Martin Kližan (Second round)
  8. Federico Gaio (Champion)
  9. Sebastian Ofner (Second round)
  10. Robin Haase (Final, retired)
  11. Roberto Marcora (Second round)
  12. Denis Istomin (Third round)
  13. Peter Polansky (Third round)
  14. Dmitry Popko (Semifinals)
  15. Ramkumar Ramanathan (Quarterfinals)
  16. Botic van de Zandschulp (Third round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1 Jiří Veselý 63 3
8 Federico Gaio 77 6
8 Federico Gaio 6 6
14 Dmitry Popko 4 3
14 Dmitry Popko 6 6
Daniel Altmaier 0 4
8 Federico Gaio 6 4 4
10 Robin Haase 1 6 2r
Roman Safiullin 6 4 3
Hugo Grenier 2 6 6
Hugo Grenier 65 3
10 Robin Haase 77 6
10 Robin Haase 77 6
15 Ramkumar Ramanathan 65 2

Top half

Section 1

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 J Veselý 6 3 6
WC Thanapet Chanta 63 0 Z Kolář 4 6 3
Z Kolář 77 6 1 J Veselý 6 3 6
Denis Yevseyev 6 6 16 B van de Zandschulp 3 6 4
WC P Kovapitukted 3 1 D Yevseyev 65 6 4
16 B van de Zandschulp 77 1 6
1 J Veselý 63 3
8 F Gaio 77 6
12 D Istomin 6 79
S Giraldo 6 4 S Giraldo 3 67
G Oliveira 0 1r 12 D Istomin 4 2
WC K Samrej 4 3 8 F Gaio 6 6
Alt K Uchida 6 6 Alt K Uchida 6 65 5
8 F Gaio 3 77 7

Section 2

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
3 P Lorenzi 3 2
D-h Lee 1 3 S Mukund 6 6
S Mukund 6 6 S Mukund 5 4
N Kuhn 0 77 1 14 D Popko 7 6
Q A Karatsev 6 64 6 Q A Karatsev 6 0 4
14 D Popko 4 6 6
14 D Popko 6 6
D Altmaier 0 4
9 S Ofner 3 2
E Karlovskiy 6 6 E Karlovskiy 6 6
WC Michael Mathayomchand 3 2 E Karlovskiy 5 6 3
D Altmaier 6 6 D Altmaier 7 4 6
M Jaziri 2 1 D Altmaier 6 6
7 M Kližan 3 3

Bottom half

Section 3

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
6 Zh Zhang 6 1 65
R Safiullin 6 0 R Safiullin 3 6 77
Y Bai 1 1r R Safiullin 6 6
WC W Trongcharoenchaikul 5 77 1 WC W Trongcharoenchaikul 4 4
GM Moroni 7 64 0r WC W Trongcharoenchaikul 3 6 6
11 R Marcora 6 3 4
R Safiullin 6 4 3
H Grenier 2 6 6
13 P Polansky 6 7
V Galović 3 0r S Sekiguchi 3 5
Shuichi Sekiguchi 6 3 13 P Polansky 6 4 64
Hugo Grenier 6 6 H Grenier 3 6 77
PR A De Greef 1 4 H Grenier 6 3 6
4 A Hoang 0 6 1

Section 4

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
5 A Balázs 6 3 6
Alt F Peliwo 5 4 F Baldi 1 6 4
F Baldi 7 6 5 A Balázs 4 1r
Q M Bašić 3 1 10 R Haase 6 2
R Olivo 6 6 R Olivo 3 3
10 R Haase 6 6
10 R Haase 77 6
15 R Ramanathan 65 2
15 R Ramanathan 77 1
B Gojo 64 2 JC Aragone 65 0r
JC Aragone 77 6 15 R Ramanathan 7 7
I Marchenko 6 5 4 2 G Soeda 5 5
Alt Alex Molčan 2 7 6 Alt A Molčan 6 64 2
2 G Soeda 0 77 6
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