| Date | R | Home v Away | - |
|---|
| 11/04 09:30 |
29 |
Tomas Machac v Filip Duda
|
7-6,7-5
|
| 11/03 09:30 |
28 |
[478] Filip Duda v Petr Nouza
[387] |
6-3,7-6
|
| 11/03 09:30 |
28 |
Tomas Machac v Michal Konecny
|
7-6,6-3
|
| 11/02 10:40 |
27 |
Niels Lootsma v Michal Konecny
|
Retired
|
| 11/02 10:30 |
27 |
Michal Selecky v Tomas Machac
|
4-6,2-6
|
| 11/02 09:00 |
27 |
[414] Jakub Paul v Petr Nouza
[387] |
5-7,4-6
|
| 11/02 09:00 |
27 |
Jonas Forejtek v Filip Duda
|
4-6,1-6
|
| 11/01 13:25 |
26 |
[478] Filip Duda v Michael Vrbensky
[483] |
6-7,6-1,7-6
|
| 11/01 12:10 |
26 |
Niels Lootsma v Robin Stanek
|
6-1,6-2
|
| 11/01 12:05 |
26 |
Maciej Rajski v Petr Nouza
|
6-7,7-6,4-6
|
| 11/01 11:25 |
26 |
Karol Drzewiecki v Michal Selecky
|
4-6,6-2,6-7
|
| 11/01 10:50 |
26 |
Jan Mertl v Michal Konecny
|
3-6,3-6
|
| 11/01 09:00 |
26 |
Marek Semjan v Jakub Paul
|
6-7,6-7
|
| 11/01 09:00 |
26 |
Jonas Forejtek v Ondrej Styler
|
6-4,7-6
|
| 11/01 09:00 |
26 |
Tomas Machac v Jaroslav Pospisil
|
6-4,6-7,7-6
|
| 10/31 17:30 |
25 |
Mateusz Terczynski v Maciej Rajski
|
4-6,3-6
|
| 10/31 17:00 |
25 |
[381] Aslan Karatsev v Karol Drzewiecki
[245] |
2-6,2-6
|
| 10/31 16:20 |
25 |
Ondrej Styler v Nikolas Lahky
|
6-1,6-2
|
| 10/31 15:05 |
25 |
Piotr Grynkowski v Jakub Paul
|
Retired
|
| 10/31 14:45 |
25 |
Georgii Kravchenko v Michal Konecny
|
6-7,6-7
|
| 10/31 14:35 |
25 |
Petr Hajek v Robin Stanek
|
6-7,3-6
|
| 10/31 13:50 |
25 |
Petr Michnev v Marek Semjan
|
4-6,2-6
|
| 10/31 13:30 |
25 |
Pavel Nejedly v Jonas Forejtek
|
4-6,1-6
|
| 10/31 13:10 |
25 |
Tadeas Paroulek v Niels Lootsma
|
3-6,4-6
|
| 10/31 11:50 |
25 |
Filip Duda v Jiri Vencl
|
7-6,6-3
|
| 10/31 11:50 |
25 |
Dominik Langmajer v Michal Selecky
|
1-6,6-7
|
| 10/31 11:05 |
25 |
Petr Nouza v Vit Kopriva
|
3-6,7-5,6-4
|
| 10/31 10:35 |
25 |
Tomas Machac v Piotr Matuszewski
|
Retired
|
| 10/31 09:00 |
25 |
Yvo Panak v Michael Vrbensky
|
6-3,3-6,6-7
|
| 10/31 09:00 |
25 |
Mats Rosenkranz v Jan Mertl
|
4-6,4-6
|
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