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- Top Seeds: Kevin Anderson, Hyeon Chung, Gilles Simon, Malek Jaziri
- Defending Champion: Gilles Simon
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PUNE, INDIA – After a successful taking-over from the former Chennai tournament, Kevin Anderson leads the field with defending champion Gilles Simon also in the mix.
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Tournament Fast Facts
Level | ATP 250 |
Surface | Hard (O) |
Singles Draw | 32 |
Doubles Draw | 16 |
Prize Money | $589,680 |
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Top seeds | [1] Kevin Anderson
[2] Hyeon Chung [3] Gilles Simon [4] Malek Jaziri [5] Benoit Paire [6] Roberto Carballes Baena [7] Jaume Munar [8] Pablo Andujar |
Top Half | [1] Kevin Anderson
[7] Jaume Munar [3] Gilles Simon [5] Benoit Paire |
Bottom Half | [6] Roberto Carballes Baena
[4] Malek Jaziri [8] Pablo Andujar [2] Hyeon Chung |
Draw & Results
Tournament Website |
Order of Play |
Singles |
Doubles |
Qualifying |
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[1] Kevin Anderson
Following on from a decent debut at the ATP Finals, Anderson started the year with a run to the Mubadala World Tennis Championship finals and comes here as top seed with high hopes of starting the year with silverware.
Anderson’s Path to the Final (Ranking/Seeding)
- R1: BYE
- R2: Laslo Djere
- QF: Jaume Munar [7]
- SF: Gilles Simon [3]
- F: Hyeon Chung [2]
[2] Hyeon Chung
After creating a storm in Australia, reaching the semi-finals, injuries bookend his year – horrific blisters which caused him to retire in his Melbourne semi-final and at the end of the year having to retire in the Stockholm semi-final and closing out his season early. He too started his season in Mubadala for early season form.
Chung’s Path to the Final (Ranking/Seeding)
- R1: BYE
- R2: Ernests Gulbis
- QF: Pablo Andujar [8]
- SF: Malek Jaziri [4]
- F: Kevin Anderson [1]
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[3] Gilles Simon
The persistent Frenchman returns to try and defend his title from the inaugural running of the Pune tournament.
Simon’s Path to the Final (Ranking/Seeding)
- R1: BYE
- R2: Hubert Hurkacz
- QF: Benoit Paire [5]
- SF: Kevin Anderson [1]
- F: Hyeon Chung [2]
[4] Malek Jaziri
Made his first ATP World Tour final last year, and picked up some solid results last year, with a career high of No. 45 in November.
Jaziri’s Path to the Final (Ranking/Seeding)
- R1: BYE
- R2: Marcel Granollers
- QF: Roberto Carballes Baena [6]
- SF: Hyeon Chung [2]
- F: Kevin Anderson [1]
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