Knoxville Challenger ORDER of PLAY - Tuesday, 6 November 2018

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Knoxville Challenger ORDER OF PLAY - Tuesday, 6 November 2018 COURT 2 COURT 3 COURT 5 Matches Start At: 10:00 Matches Start At: 10:00 Matches Start At: 10:00 Qualifying Singles Qualifying Singles Qualifying Singles Mikael YMER (SWE) Ryan SHANE (USA) Denis YEVSEYEV (KAZ) 1 vs vs vs Gijs BROUWER (NED) Evan SONG (USA) Emilio GOMEZ (ECU) Not Before 11:30 Not Before 11:30 followed by Qualifying Singles Jelle SELS (NED) or [WC] Preston TOULIATOS (USA) Nino SERDARUSIC (CRO) Alejandro GOMEZ (COL) 2 vs vs vs Evgeny KARLOVSKIY (RUS) Nikola MILOJEVIC (SRB) Michael REDLICKI (USA) followed by followed by followed by Qualifying Doubles Nikola CACIC (SRB) Christopher EUBANKS (USA) Dominik KOEPFER (GER) Timur KHABIBULIN (KAZ) 3 vs vs vs [WC] Jeffrey John WOLF (USA) [Alt] Mitchell KRUEGER (USA) [WC] Patrick HARPER (AUS)/Kevin KING (USA) or Harri HELIOVAARA (FIN)/Henri LAAKSONEN (SUI) Not Before 15:00 Not Before 15:00 Marcel GRANOLLERS (ESP) JC ARAGONE (USA) Mark VERVOORT (NED) [4] 4 vs vs Bradley KLAHN (USA) [3] Toshihide MATSUI (JPN) Frederik NIELSEN (DEN) Not Before 17:30 followed by Hunter REESE (USA) Robert GALLOWAY (USA) Tennys SANDGREN (USA) Nathan PASHA (USA) 5 vs vs Jason JUNG (TPE) Marcelo AREVALO (ESA) Sem VERBEEK (NED) Roberto MAYTIN (VEN) [2] followed by followed by Leander PAES (IND) Tim SMYCZEK (USA) [5] Miguel Angel REYES-VARELA (MEX) [1] 6 vs vs John-Patrick SMITH (AUS) Hans HACH VERDUGO (MEX) Ruan ROELOFSE (RSA) Adam Brock 5 November 2018 at 15:47 Michael Loo Tournament Director Order of Play released Challenger Supervisor ANY MATCH ON ANY COURT MAY BE MOVED MATCHES WILL BE CALLED FROM THE PLAYERS' LOUNGE & LOCKER-ROOM.

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