| Date | R | Home v Away | - |
|---|
| 02/24 09:30 |
62 |
Franco Capalbo v Calin Manda
|
7-6,6-3
|
| 02/24 09:30 |
62 |
Ruben Busch v Ken Onoda
|
2-6,2-6
|
| 02/24 09:30 |
62 |
Felipe Meligeni Rodrigues Alves v Artur Kulibaba
|
6-1,6-2
|
| 02/24 09:30 |
62 |
Marko Miladinovic v Nico Mertens
|
6-2,6-0
|
| 02/24 07:00 |
62 |
Alexandros Dinopoulos v Ryuki Matsuda
|
2-6,1-6
|
| 02/24 07:00 |
62 |
Daisuke Sumizawa v Vicente O Moratalla
|
6-7,7-5,6-2
|
| 02/24 07:00 |
62 |
Moritz Thiem v Yutaro Matsuzaki
|
6-7,6-2,6-4
|
| 02/24 07:00 |
62 |
Julian Bradley v Zlatan Palazov
|
7-6,6-3
|
| 02/24 07:00 |
62 |
Nabi Kustepe v Sergio Barranco
|
0-6,0-6
|
| 03/04 07:30 |
29 |
Dmitry Popko v Anil Yuksel
|
6-1,6-2
|
| 03/03 07:00 |
28 |
Dmitry Popko v Altug Celikbilek
|
3-6,6-1,6-2
|
| 03/03 07:00 |
28 |
Anil Yuksel v Tobias Simon
|
7-6,7-6
|
| 03/02 11:15 |
27 |
Dmitry Popko v Sarp Agabigun
|
6-3,6-3
|
| 03/02 08:20 |
27 |
Tobias Simon v Volodymyr Uzhylovskyi
|
6-4,6-4
|
| 03/02 06:30 |
27 |
Tom Kocevar-Desman v Altug Celikbilek
|
6-7,6-7
|
| 03/02 06:30 |
27 |
Benjamin Lock v Anil Yuksel
|
3-6,3-6
|
| 03/01 11:45 |
26 |
George Von Massow v Tom Kocevar-Desman
|
5-7,6-4,3-6
|
| 03/01 10:15 |
26 |
Anil Yuksel v Alexander Lazov
|
6-3,6-3
|
| 03/01 10:05 |
26 |
Muhammet Haylaz v Altug Celikbilek
|
6-2,6-7,3-6
|
| 03/01 09:00 |
26 |
Tobias Simon v Christopher Diaz-Figueroa
|
6-1,6-4
|
| 03/01 08:15 |
26 |
Benjamin Lock v Gijs Brouwer
|
7-5,6-3
|
| 03/01 07:00 |
26 |
Volodymyr Uzhylovskyi v Clement Geens
|
5-7,7-6,7-6
|
| 03/01 07:00 |
26 |
Filipp Kekercheni v Sarp Agabigun
|
4-6,6-7
|
| 03/01 07:00 |
26 |
Dmitry Popko v Pedro Sakamoto
|
6-2,6-1
|
| 02/28 11:05 |
25 |
Bogdan Bobrov v Alexander Lazov
|
3-6,6-7
|
| 02/28 11:00 |
25 |
Mariano Kestelboim v George Von Massow
|
7-6,4-6,4-6
|
| 02/28 10:20 |
25 |
Tom Kocevar-Desman v Martins Podzus
|
7-6,6-3
|
| 02/28 08:50 |
25 |
Gibril Diarra v Muhammet Haylaz
|
6-4,2-6,0-6
|
| 02/28 08:20 |
25 |
Omar Salman v Tobias Simon
|
7-6,3-6,4-6
|
| 02/28 08:20 |
25 |
Anil Yuksel v Alexander Vasilenko
|
6-4,6-3
|
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