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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was the first edition of the [[Kealb Open]] in the [[FMT Pro Tour]]. | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was the first edition of the [[Kealb Open]] in the [[FMT Pro Tour]]. | ||
==Men's tournament== | ==Men's singles tournament== | ||
===Qualification tournament=== | ===Qualification tournament=== | ||
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| {{team flag|Kalgachia|name=Lošakir Rubjak}} <br> Q9 || | | {{team flag|Kalgachia|name=Lošakir Rubjak}} <br> Q9 || | ||
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==Women's singles tournament== | |||
[[Category:Tennis tournaments]] | [[Category:Tennis tournaments]] | ||
[[Category:FMT]] | [[Category:FMT]] | ||
Revision as of 20:43, 22 September 2019
The 2019 Kealb Open was the first edition of the Kealb Open in the FMT Pro Tour.
Men's singles tournament
Qualification tournament
The 45 players with the lowest ranking competed in the qualification tournament for 16 berths in the main tournament. 26 players joined the first round, with the winners facing 19 players that received byes in the first round. The winners in the second round qualified to the main tournament.
First qualifying round
Second qualifying round
| Players | Result |
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 Joe Shaw Q11 |
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 Charles-Borromée Favreau Q8 |
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 Majeed Hosseini Q3 |
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 Nened Zimun Q12 |
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| Mahmud Qerunor Q4 |
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 Ricardo Jertäs Q5 |
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Richard Ellis  Maɂme Yaskore |
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 Thomas Huckinsson  Tanilo Tolaso |
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| Pjerluigi Calzoni Q13 |
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| Saga Sanemoto Uɂta Sukemoɂ |
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| Erik Carlsen Q1 |
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 Ralf Midttbitter Q7 |
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| Oliver Armstrong Q2 |
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 Kósyé Nísudahn Q6 |
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 Ukçay Oktemojk Q10 |
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 Lošakir Rubjak Q9 |
