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2010 Siemens Open – Singles

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Singles
2010 Siemens Open
Final date5-11 July 2010
Final
ChampionGermany Denis Gremelmayr
Runner-upNetherlands Thomas Schoorel
Score7–5, 6–4
Events
Singles Doubles
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The 2010 Siemens Open singles competition was a Singles tennis tournament hosted in Scheveningen, Netherlands. It was part of the wider 2010 Siemens Open, sponsored by Siemens.

Kristof Vliegen was the defending champion; however, he chose to not play that year[citation needed]. Denis Gremelmayr defeated Thomas Schoorel in the final 7–5, 6–4.[1] The winner received a prize of €6,150 out of a total prize pool of €42,500. There were eight seeded players and six players who qualified through a qualifying competition, including two as lucky losers.[2]

Seeds

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  1. Uruguay Pablo Cuevas (second round)
  2. Australia Peter Luczak (second round)
  3. Austria Daniel Köllerer (first round)
  4. Spain Óscar Hernández (first round)
  5. Germany Tobias Kamke (quarterfinals)
  6. Belgium Steve Darcis (semifinals, retired)
  7. Kazakhstan Yuri Schukin (semifinals)
  8. Brazil Júlio Silva (second round)

Prizes

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Prizes Awarded
Highest Position Prize Money (€) Tour Points
Winner 6,150 90
Finalist 3,600 55
Semi-Finalist 2,130 33
Quarter-Finalist 1,245 17
2nd round 730 8
1st round 440 0

Draw

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Key

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Finals

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Semifinals Final
          
6 Belgium Steve Darcis 6 4 0r
  Germany Denis Gremelmayr 3 6 0
  Germany Denis Gremelmayr 7 6  
WC Netherlands Thomas Schoorel 5 4  
WC Netherlands Thomas Schoorel 6 6  
7 Kazakhstan Yuri Schukin 0 2  

Top half

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First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 Uruguay P Cuevas 6 6  
WC Netherlands S Fransen 3 3   1 Uruguay P Cuevas 6 3 66
Q Netherlands J Smit 6 6   Q Netherlands J Smit 3 6 7
  Argentina D Junqueira 4 4   Q Netherlands J Smit 7 3 4
  Croatia R Karanušić 2 2   6 Belgium S Darcis 68 6 6
  Uruguay M Felder 6 6     Uruguay M Felder 2 3  
Q Germany J-L Struff 1 6 3 6 Belgium S Darcis 6 6  
6 Belgium S Darcis 6 3 6 6 Belgium S Darcis 6 4 0r
3 Austria D Köllerer 3 3     Germany D Gremelmayr 3 6 0
  Germany D Gremelmayr 6 6     Germany D Gremelmayr 6 64 7
PR Czech Republic J Vaněk 2 3     Spain D Muñoz-De La Nava 3 7 5
  Spain D Muñoz-De La Nava 6 6     Germany D Gremelmayr 6 6  
  Slovakia I Klec 1 0   5 Germany T Kamke 2 4  
LL Australia R Junaid 6 6   LL Australia R Junaid 2 3  
  Serbia F Krajinović 6 3 3 5 Germany T Kamke 6 6  
5 Germany T Kamke 3 6 6

Bottom half

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First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
8 Brazil J Silva 1 6 6
  Argentina G Gaudio 6 2 3 8 Brazil J Silva 5 3  
  Belgium Y Mertens 6 1 3 WC Netherlands T Schoorel 7 6  
WC Netherlands T Schoorel 3 6 6 WC Netherlands T Schoorel 6 6  
  France J Dasnieres de Veigy 7 7     France A Sidorenko 4 2  
Q France N Renavand 66 69     France J Dasnieres de Veigy 3 6 1
  France A Sidorenko 4 6 7   France A Sidorenko 6 1 6
4 Spain Ó Hernández 6 3 60 WC Netherlands T Schoorel 6 6  
7 Kazakhstan Y Schukin 6 6   7 Kazakhstan Y Schukin 0 2  
LL United Kingdom M Phillips 3 1   7 Kazakhstan Y Schukin 6 0  
WC Netherlands J Eleveld 6 1 2   Belgium K Vliegen 4 0r  
  Belgium K Vliegen 2 6 6 7 Kazakhstan Y Schukin 6 7  
Q Brazil A Ghem 4 62     Poland J Janowicz 2 5  
Poland J Janowicz 6 7     Poland J Janowicz 6 6  
  Italy S Vagnozzi 4 6 2 2 Australia P Luczak 2 1  
2 Australia P Luczak 6 4 6

References

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  1. ^ ATP Challenger Tour, 2010 Siemens Open Singles Main Draw, Retrieved 3rd January 2022
  2. ^ ATP Challenger Tour, 2010 Siemens Open Qualifying Singles Draw, Retrieved 3rd January 2022