2017 Australian Open – Boys' Singles






















Boys' Singles
2017 Australian Open
Champion
Hungary Zsombor Piros
Runner-up
Israel Yshai Oliel
Final score 4–6, 6–4, 6–3
Events




































Singles
men
women

boys
girls
Doubles
men
women
mixed
boys
girls
Legends
men
women
mixed
WC Singles
men
women
quad
WC Doubles
men
women
quad





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Main article: 2017 Australian Open

Oliver Anderson was the defending champion, but was no longer eligible to participate.


Zsombor Piros won the title after defeating Yshai Oliel 4–6, 6–4, 6–3 in the final.




Contents






  • 1 Seeds


  • 2 Qualifying


  • 3 Draw


    • 3.1 Key


    • 3.2 Finals


    • 3.3 Top half


      • 3.3.1 Section 1


      • 3.3.2 Section 2




    • 3.4 Bottom half


      • 3.4.1 Section 3


      • 3.4.2 Section 4






  • 4 External links





Seeds





  1. China Wu Yibing (Semifinals)


  2. Chinese Taipei Hsu Yu-hsiou (Third round)


  3. Germany Marvin Möller (First round)


  4. Israel Yshai Oliel (Final)


  5. France Corentin Moutet (Semifinals)


  6. Portugal Duarte Vale (Third round)


  7. Australia Alexei Popyrin (Second round)


  8. Japan Naoki Tajima (First round)


  9. Japan Toru Horie (First round)


  10. United States Trent Bryde (First round)


  11. Turkey Ergi Kırkın (Second round)


  12. Poland Kacper Żuk (First round)


  13. China Zhao Lingxi (First round)


  14. France Dan Added (Second round)

  15. Hungary Zsombor Piros (Champion)


  16. Philippines Alberto Lim (Second round)




Qualifying


Main article: 2017 Australian Open – Boys' Singles Qualifying


Draw



Key




  • Q = Qualifier

  • WC = Wild Card

  • LL = Lucky Loser

  • Alt = Alternate

  • SE = Special Exempt

  • PR = Protected Ranking

  • ITF = ITF entry

  • JE = Junior Exempt

  • w/o = Walkover

  • r = Retired

  • d = Defaulted




Finals
















































































































































































































Quarterfinals
 Semifinals
 Final
                             
1
China Wu Yibing
7
6


Russia Alexey Zakharov
 5
 3
1
China Wu Yibing
 4
6
 2

4
Israel Yshai Oliel
6
 3
6
4
Israel Yshai Oliel
6
6
Q
Cyprus Menelaos Efstathiou
 3
 3
4
Israel Yshai Oliel
6
 4
 3

15
Hungary Zsombor Piros
 4
6
6
5
France Corentin Moutet
6
6


Finland Emil Ruusuvuori
 4
 0
5
France Corentin Moutet
 3
 4

15
Hungary Zsombor Piros
6
6


France Matteo Martineau
 1
 2
15
Hungary Zsombor Piros
6
6


Top half



Section 1















































































































































































































































































































First round
 Second round
 Third round
 Quarterfinals
1
China Wu Yibing
7
6
Q
Japan Yuta Kikuchi
 5
 2
1
China Y Wu
 3
6
6


United Kingdom Finn Bass
6
6


United Kingdom F Bass
6
 3
 2


South Africa Siphosothando Montsi
 2
 4
1
China Y Wu
6
6
WC
Australia Thomas Bosancic
 5
 4


France M Brovillé
 1
 3


France Maxence Brovillé
7
6


France M Brovillé
6
77


Chinese Taipei Yin Bang-shuo
 4
 4
16
Philippines A Lim
 4
 63
16
Philippines Alberto Lim
6
6
1
China Y Wu
7
6
11
Turkey Ergi Kırkın
6
6


Russia A Zakharov
 5
 3


United States Olukayode Ayeni
 4
 4
11
Turkey E Kırkın
 64
 4


Italy Mattia Frinzi
 2
6
 1
 WC
Australia C Ferguson

77
6
WC
Australia Chase Ferguson

6
 1
6
 WC
Australia C Ferguson
 65
 1


Republic of Ireland Simon Carr
 64
 3


Russia A Zakharov
77
6


Russia Alexey Zakharov
77
6


Russia A Zakharov
6
6


New Zealand Ajeet Rai
6
 4
 3
 7
Australia A Popyrin
 3
 0
7
Australia Alexei Popyrin
 3
6
6


Section 2















































































































































































































































































































First round
 Second round
 Third round
 Quarterfinals
4
Israel Yshai Oliel
6
6
SE
Italy Francesco Forti
 3
 1
4
Israel Y Oliel
6
6
Q
Netherlands len Schouten
 3
6
 2
 WC
Australia M Dellavedova
 2
 1
WC
Australia Matthew Dellavedova
6
 3
6
 4
Israel Y Oliel
6
6


United Kingdom Jack Molloy
 1
7
 0

United States A Rotsaert
 0
 0


United States Alexandre Rotsaert
6
 5
6

United States A Rotsaert
6
6


Australia Adam Walton
 4
6
 6
 14
France D Added
 2
 1
14
France Dan Added
6
 1
8
 4
Israel Y Oliel
6
6
9
Japan Toru Horie
 4
 3
Q
Cyprus M Efstathiou
 3
 3


Chinese Taipei Tseng Chun-hsin
6
6


Chinese Taipei C-h Tseng
6
 2
 4
Q
Cyprus Menelaos Efstathiou
 3
6
6
 Q
Cyprus M Efstathiou
 0
6
6


South Africa Joshua Howard-Tripp
6
 3
 1
 Q
Cyprus M Efstathiou
 62
6
6
WC
Australia Moerani Bouzige
6
79
6
Portugal D Vale
77
 4
 4


China Mu Tao
 4
 67
WC
Australia M Bouzige
 4
 3


Russia Nikolay Vylegzhanin
 1
 2
6
Portugal D Vale
6
6
6
Portugal Duarte Vale
6
6


Bottom half



Section 3















































































































































































































































































































First round
 Second round
 Third round
 Quarterfinals
5
France Corentin Moutet
6
6
Q
Australia Ken Cavrak
 0
 1
5
France C Moutet
6
6


Belgium Zizou Bergs
 5
 5


Romania VA Dancu
 1
 3


Romania Vlad Andrei Dancu
7
7
5
France C Moutet
6
6
WC
Australia Dane Sweeny
 0
 1


Japan S Hazawa
 3
 2


Japan Shinji Hazawa
6
6


Japan S Hazawa
6
6
Q
Netherlands Jesper de Jong

6
 3
6
 Q
Netherlands J de Jong
 2
 2
10
United States Trent Bryde
 4
6
 3
 5
France C Moutet
6
6
13
China Zhao Lingxi
 3
 2


Finland E Ruusuvuori
 4
 0


Czech Republic Michael Vrbenský
6
6


Czech Republic M Vrbenský
6
77
WC
Australia Kody Pearson
 4
 2


Russia M Sokolovskiy
 1
 65


Russia Mikhail Sokolovskiy

6
6


Czech Republic M Vrbenský
 3
 3


United Kingdom Max Stewart
 4
 2


Finland E Ruusuvuori
6
6


Finland Emil Ruusuvuori
6
6


Finland E Ruusuvuori
77
6
WC
Australia Lucas Vuradin

6
6
WC
Australia L Vuradin
 60
 1
3
Germany Marvin Möller
 3
 1


Section 4















































































































































































































































































































First round
 Second round
 Third round
 Quarterfinals
8
Japan Naoki Tajima
6
 5
 2


Italy Federico Iannaccone
 0
7
6

Italy F Iannaccone
6
6
WC
Australia Alexander Crnokrak
 2
77
7
 WC
Australia A Crnokrak
 2
 2


India Siddhant Banthia
6
 63
 5

Italy F Iannaccone
6
 3
 4


France Matteo Martineau
6
6


France M Martineau
 3
6
6


New Zealand Finn Reynolds
 3
 2


France M Martineau
6
6
LL
Australia Rinky Hijikata
6
 1
6
 LL
Australia R Hijikata
 4
 2
12
Poland Kacper Żuk
 3
6
 0

France M Martineau
 1
 2
15
Hungary Zsombor Piros
6
6
15
Hungary Z Piros
6
6


Netherlands Ryan Nijboer
 1
 3
15
Hungary Z Piros
6
6


United Kingdom Barnaby Smith
 3
 64
Q
Australia BB Nkomba
 3
 3
Q
Australia Benard Bruno Nkomba
6
77
15
Hungary Z Piros
6
6
Q
South Africa Philip Henning
 3
 2
2
Chinese Taipei Y-h Hsu
 3
 2
Q
United States Tristan Boyer
6
6
Q
United States T Boyer
 3
 0


Turkey Kaya Göre
 1
 3
2
Chinese Taipei Y-h Hsu
6
6
2
Chinese Taipei Hsu Yu-hsiou
6
6


External links




  • Main draw at ausopen.com


  • Main draw at itftennis.com




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