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Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships 2015 CITY, COUNTRY TOURNAMENT DATES SURFACE TOTAL FINANCIAL COMMITMENT Tokyo, Japan 5-11 October, 2015 Hard, Decoturf $1,397,250 STATUS NAT MAIN DRAW SINGLES 1 1 SUI WAWRINKA, Stan S. WAWRINKA [1] 2 PR CZE STEPANEK, Radek 75 63 S. WAWRINKA [1] 63 26 64 3 WC JPN NISHIOKA, Yoshihito T. ITO 4 WC JPN ITO, Tatsuma 36 60 75 S. WAWRINKA [1] 63 64 5 Q AUS EBDEN, Matthew A. KRAJICEK 6 Q USA KRAJICEK, Austin 57 76(4) 76(5) A. KRAJICEK 26 64 63 7 POR SOUSA, Joao J. SOUSA 8 7 ESP LOPEZ, Feliciano 64 46 61 S. WAWRINKA [1] 64 76(5) 9 3 FRA SIMON, Gilles G. SIMON [3] 10 Q RUS YOUZHNY, Mikhail 64 64 G. SIMON [3] 64 62 11 CZE VESELY, Jiri J. VESELY 12 WC JPN UCHIYAMA, Yasutaka 64 64 G. MULLER 63 64 13 FRA CHARDY, Jeremy J. CHARDY 14 AUS GROTH, Sam 63 20 Ret'd G. MULLER 76(3) 76(5) 15 LUX MULLER, Gilles G. MULLER 16 5 RSA ANDERSON, Kevin 62 63 Stan WAWRINKA [1] 62 64 17 8 BUL DIMITROV, Grigor B. PAIRE 18 FRA PAIRE, Benoit 64 36 61 B. PAIRE 63 26 75 19 CYP BAGHDATIS, Marcos M. BAGHDATIS 20 ESP VERDASCO, Fernando 75 61 B. PAIRE 36 64 61 21 ESP RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert N. KYRGIOS 22 AUS KYRGIOS, Nick 67(3) 63 63 N. KYRGIOS 64 62 23 ESP BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto R. BAUTISTA AGUT 24 4 FRA GASQUET, Richard 64 61 B. PAIRE 16 64 62 25 6 CRO CILIC, Marin M. CILIC [6] 26 Q USA YOUNG, Donald 75 57 64 M. CILIC [6] 63 63 27 AUS TOMIC, Bernard S. JOHNSON 28 USA JOHNSON, Steve 63 21 Ret'd K. NISHIKORI [2] 36 75 63 29 UKR DOLGOPOLOV, Alexandr S. QUERREY 30 USA QUERREY, Sam 76(5) 64 K. NISHIKORI [2] 76(3) 63 31 CRO CORIC, Borna K. NISHIKORI [2] 32 2 JPN NISHIKORI, Kei 26 61 62 ATP, Inc. © Copyright 2014 SEEDED PLAYERS RANK PRIZE MONEY POINTS LUCKY LOSERS RETIREMENTS/WALKOVERS 1 WAWRINKA, Stan 4 WINNER $306,200 500 S. Groth - Foot injury 2 NISHIKORI, Kei 6 FINALIST $138,000 300 B. Tomic - Illness 3 SIMON, Gilles 10 SEMI-FINALIST $65,400 180 4 GASQUET, Richard 11 QUARTER-FINALIST $31,555 90 WITHDRAWALS 5 ANDERSON, Kevin 12 SECOND ROUND $16,100 45 6 CILIC, Marin 14 FIRST ROUND $8,850 0 7 LOPEZ, Feliciano 17 FOLLOW LIVE SCORING AT 8 DIMITROV, Grigor 19 www.ATPWorldTour.com LAST DIRECT ACCEPTANCE Radek Stepanek, 57 ATP SUPERVISOR(S) Tom Barnes, Thomas Karlberg.

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