| Date | R | Home v Away | - |
|---|
| 11/06 09:00 |
25 |
Martin Vondrak v Valentin Guenther
|
3-6,4-6
|
| 11/05 14:10 |
54 |
Isa Mammetgulyyev v David Novotny
|
6-3,6-3
|
| 11/05 13:25 |
54 |
Dominik Nazaruk v Bartosz Wojnar
|
6-1,7-5
|
| 11/05 12:20 |
54 |
Mateusz Terczynski v Martin Vondrak
|
4-6,3-6
|
| 11/05 11:40 |
54 |
Michal Selecky v Glenn Smits
|
6-3,7-6
|
| 11/05 10:25 |
54 |
Martin Bugaj v Adam Blecha
|
2-6,0-6
|
| 11/05 10:20 |
54 |
Ondrej Krstev v Evzen Holis
|
6-3,1-6,6-1
|
| 11/05 09:00 |
54 |
Marcell Bartakovics v Filip Michl
|
3-6,4-6
|
| 11/05 09:00 |
54 |
Jiri Lehecka v Dominik Recek
|
6-0,6-4
|
| 11/04 15:00 |
54 |
Michal Selecky v Filip Kucbel
|
6-1,6-2
|
| 11/04 15:00 |
54 |
Martin Zeljenka v Bartosz Wojnar
|
6-7,4-6
|
| 11/04 13:00 |
54 |
David Novotny v Vojtech Vlkovsky
|
6-3,6-7,6-1
|
| 11/04 13:00 |
54 |
Isa Mammetgulyyev v Vladimir Reznicek
|
4-6,6-2,6-3
|
| 11/04 12:00 |
54 |
Martin Bugaj v Leon Petko
|
2-6,6-3,6-4
|
| 11/04 12:00 |
54 |
Filip Michl v Roman Garkavenko
|
6-1,6-4
|
| 11/04 11:00 |
54 |
Adam Blecha v Tillmann Erdbories
|
6-3,0-6,6-3
|
| 11/04 10:00 |
54 |
Jiri Jenicek v Glenn Smits
|
1-6,2-6
|
| 11/04 10:00 |
54 |
Martin Vondrak v Michal Lusovsky
|
6-7,6-4,7-6
|
| 11/04 09:00 |
54 |
Dominik Recek v Nikolas Lahky
|
6-1,7-5
|
| 11/04 09:00 |
54 |
Georgii Kravchenko v Jiri Lehecka
|
3-6,6-4,4-6
|
| 11/12 09:30 |
29 |
[283] Marek Jaloviec v Jan Satral
[373] |
6-3,6-4
|
| 11/11 09:30 |
28 |
[373] Jan Satral v Petr Michnev
[354] |
6-1,6-7,6-1
|
| 11/11 09:30 |
28 |
[283] Marek Jaloviec v Michal Konecny
[407] |
6-3,7-5
|
| 11/10 12:00 |
27 |
Michal Konecny v Petr Nouza
|
6-1,6-2
|
| 11/10 11:40 |
27 |
Peter Heller v Jan Satral
|
0-6,4-6
|
| 11/10 09:30 |
27 |
[401] Matej Vocel v Petr Michnev
[354] |
6-3,4-6,4-6
|
| 11/10 09:30 |
27 |
Marek Jaloviec v Elmar Ejupovic
|
7-6,6-4
|
| 11/09 13:25 |
26 |
Dominik Boehler v Elmar Ejupovic
|
2-6,4-6
|
| 11/09 12:30 |
26 |
Pascal Brunner v Peter Heller
|
1-6,3-6
|
| 11/09 10:45 |
26 |
Petr Nouza v Niels Lootsma
|
2-6,7-6,7-6
|
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