2025 Queensland International III – Men's singles

Men's singles
2025 Queensland International III
Champion Alex Bolt
Runner-up Wu Tung-lin
Score6–3, 6–3
Main article: 2025 Queensland International III

Adam Walton was the defending champion[1] but chose not to defend his title.

Alex Bolt won the title after defeating Wu Tung-lin 6–3, 6–3 in the final.[2]

Seeds

  1. James Duckworth (quarterfinals)
  2. Rinky Hijikata (first round)
  3. Bernard Tomic (quarterfinals)
  4. Jason Kubler (first round)
  5. James McCabe (first round)
  6. Alex Bolt (champion)
  7. Dane Sweeny (semifinals)
  8. Rio Noguchi (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals Final
          
6 Alex Bolt 6 6
7 Dane Sweeny 3 4
6 Alex Bolt 6 6
Q Wu Tung-lin 3 3
Q Wu Tung-lin 6 77
Q Hayato Matsuoka 3 64

Top half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 J Duckworth 6 3
O Jasika 0 2r 1 J Duckworth 3 6 6
B Ellis 6 6 B Ellis 6 1 4
M Bouzige 1 4 1 J Duckworth 5 1
M Polmans 1 78 6 6 A Bolt 7 6
Aryan Shah 6 66 1 M Polmans 4 0
F Peliwo 4 2 6 A Bolt 6 6
6 A Bolt 6 6 6 A Bolt 6 6
3 B Tomic 6 7 7 D Sweeny 3 4
L Tu 4 5 3 B Tomic 7 3 77
M Gengel 6 6 M Gengel 5 6 63
K Singh 2 4 3 B Tomic 7 3 2
WC Tai Sach 3 6 6 7 D Sweeny 5 6 6
H Moriya 6 4 2 WC T Sach 2 3
WC Pavle Marinkov 0 1 7 D Sweeny 6 6
7 D Sweeny 6 6

Bottom half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 J McCabe 2 1
WC C Hewitt 6 6 WC C Hewitt 6 3 4
Q T-l Wu 77 6 Q T-l Wu 3 6 6
Christian Langmo 65 4 Q T-l Wu 6 6
Q Carl Emil Overbeck 6 6 Q CE Overbeck 3 4
P Sekulic 3 3 Q CE Overbeck 6 77
Q Leo Vithoontien 6 3 6 Q L Vithoontien 2 61
4 J Kubler 3 6 3 Q T-l Wu 6 77
8 R Noguchi 2 63 Q H Matsuoka 3 64
Ja Delaney 6 77 Ja Delaney 62 6 3
JR M Röttgering 6 6 JR M Röttgering 77 3 2r
Q B Bicknell 3 1 Ja Delaney 4 4
Matthew Dellavedova 1 6 2 Q H Matsuoka 6 6
Q Emile Hudd 6 2 6 Q E Hudd 4 4
Q Hayato Matsuoka 6 6 Q H Matsuoka 6 6
2 R Hijikata 4 2

References

  1. ^ Heer, Florian (February 9, 2025). "Walton Triumphs At Home, Wins Brisbane QTC Tennis International #2".
  2. ^ "Bolt surges ahead in AO 2026 wildcard race with Brisbane win". Tennis Australia. Retrieved 17 November 2025.
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