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Grasshopper Cup 2015

27th Grasshopper Cup

Logo Grasshopper Cup 2015.jpg
Details
Location
Zurich, Switzerland
Venue
EWZ-Unterwerk Selnau
PSA World Tour

Website
gc-cup.com
Category
World Tour International 70
Prize money
$70,000
Year
World Tour 2015




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The Grasshopper Cup 2015 is the Grasshopper Cup for 2015, which is a tournament of the PSA World Tour event International (Prize money: 70 000 $). The event took place in Zurich in Switzerland from 15 to 19 April. Grégory Gaultier won his first Grasshopper Cup trophy, beating Simon Rösner in the final.




Contents






  • 1 Prize money and ranking points


  • 2 Seeds


  • 3 Draw and results


  • 4 See also


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Prize money and ranking points[edit]


For 2015, the prize purse was $70,000. The prize money and points breakdown is as follows:[1]






























Prize Money Grasshopper Cup (2015)

Event
W
 F
 SF
 QF
 1R
Points (PSA)
 1225
 805
 490
 300
 175
Prize money
 $11,875
 $8,125
 $5,315
 $3,280
 $1,875


Seeds[edit]





  1. France Grégory Gaultier (Champion)


  2. Egypt Ramy Ashour (Quarterfinals)


  3. Colombia Miguel Ángel Rodríguez (Semifinals)


  4. Egypt Tarek Momen (First Round)


  5. Germany Simon Rösner (Final)


  6. Egypt Omar Mosaad (Semifinals)


  7. Spain Borja Golán (First Round)


  8. France Mathieu Castagnet (Quarterfinals)




Draw and results[edit]




















































































































































































































































































































































































1* First round 2*
Quarter finals *
Semi finals *
Final

1
France Grégory Gaultier
11
11
11



Australia Cameron Pilley
 8
 7
 9


1
France Grégory Gaultier
11
11
11



England Daryl Selby
13
11
11



England Daryl Selby
 6
 4
 5


7
Spain Borja Golán
 11
 9
 5


1
France Grégory Gaultier
11
11
11


8
France Mathieu Castagnet
 4
11
11
11

3
Colombia Miguel Ángel Rodríguez
 7
 8
 8

Q
France Grégoire Marche
11
 9
 6
 6

8
France Mathieu Castagnet
11
 4
 6
 2
Q
Netherlands Laurens Jan Anjema
11
 6
 6
 10

3
Colombia Miguel Á. Rodríguez
 8
11
11
11

3
Colombia Miguel Á. Rodríguez
 5
11
11
12

1
France Grégory Gaultier *
11
11
11


4
Egypt Tarek Momen
 9
11
 4
 6

5
Germany Simon Rösner
 8
 3
 9

Q
India Saurav Ghosal
11
 4
11
11
Q
India Saurav Ghosal
11
 9
 6
 8
WC
Switzerland Reiko Peter
 8
 7
 5


5
Germany Simon Rösner
 8
11
11
11

5
Germany Simon Rösner
11
11
11


5
Germany Simon Rösner
11
13
 11
11

6
Egypt Omar Mosaad
11
11
11


6
Egypt Omar Mosaad
 8
 11
13
 6
Q
Scotland Alan Clyne
 6
 5
 4


6
Egypt Omar Mosaad
11
11
 7
9


Switzerland Nicolas Müller
11
11
 9
 11
 8
2
Egypt Ramy Ashour
 3
 8
11
 4
rtd

2
Egypt Ramy Ashour *
 3
 6
11
13
11

[2]



See also[edit]



  • 2015 PSA World Tour

  • Grasshopper Cup



References[edit]





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  2. ^ https://psaworldtour.com/tournaments/view/5333




External links[edit]



  • PSA Grasshopper Cup 2015 website

  • Grasshopper Cup 2015 official website











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