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Germany F9A 2006: Schedule, Results & Stats

Surface
Clay
Draw
32
Played
24 July 2006

Germany F9A is a ITF tournament. The 2006 edition was held 24 July 2006 on clay courts. The singles draw features 32 players competing from the round of 32 through to the final. This page provides the full schedule, live scores and complete results for the current edition, with each match linking to detailed head-to-head records, recent form and pre-match analysis.

Clay is the slowest of the main surfaces: the ball sits up and rallies run long, rewarding patience, movement and heavy topspin.

Results

Final
Fitz S.
Apostu Efremov A.
6-46-1
Semi-finals
Fitz S.
Nussbaum F.
Apostu Efremov A.
Polasek F.
6-46-3
R16
Polasek F.
Puetz T.
6-46-4
Brown D.
Joachim M.
6-36-757-62
Nussbaum F.
Westerhof B.
6-46-4
Poerschke L.
Hesse S.
6-33-67-63
Apostu Efremov A.
Seifert S.
7-56-4
Fitz S.
Swinnen S.
4-66-36-2
Sabate Bretos O.
Emmrich M.
6-33-67-5
Muller D.
Grambow R.
6-797-657-65
R32
Muller D.
Piyamongkol P.
6-44-1
Emmrich M.
Thron A.
7-57-5
Polasek F.
Stojan D.
6-46-2
Apostu Efremov A.
Rosenberg L.
6-17-62
Grambow R.
Torebko P.
7-657-64
Hesse S.
Haupt C.
7-656-2
Westerhof B.
Begemann A.
7-656-2
Seifert S.
Zay M.
6-26-2
Nussbaum F.
Dennhardt T.
6-26-4
Brown D.
Moreno Negrin R.
6-27-5
Puetz T.
Dueren D.
6-42-0
Joachim M.
Bram L.
6-42-67-5
Swinnen S.
Moneke S.
1-66-36-4
Sabate Bretos O.
Poth F.
1-66-46-1
Fitz S.
Soloviev N.
6-36-1
Poerschke L.
Ebrahimzadeh B.
6-14-3

Recent champions

2006Sebastian Fitz def. Artemon Apostu Efremov6-4 6-1

Frequently asked questions

Who won Germany F9A 2006?

Sebastian Fitz won Germany F9A 2006, defeating Artemon Apostu Efremov in the final.

What was the score in the Germany F9A 2006 final?

Sebastian Fitz beat Artemon Apostu Efremov 6-4 6-1 in the Germany F9A 2006 final.

Who reached the Germany F9A 2006 final?

The Germany F9A 2006 final was contested by Sebastian Fitz and Artemon Apostu Efremov.

What surface is Germany F9A played on?

Germany F9A is played on clay.

What category is Germany F9A?

Germany F9A is part of the ITF.