1993 Muratti Time Indoor – Singles

Singles
1993 Muratti Time Indoor
Final
Champion	Boris Becker
Runner-up	Sergi Bruguera
Score	6–3, 6–3
Details
Draw	32 (3WC/4Q)
Seeds	8
Events
Singles Doubles
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Omar Camporese was the defending champion, but lost in the quarterfinals to Sergi Bruguera.

Boris Becker won the title by defeating Bruguera 6–3, 6–3 in the final.^[1][2][3]

	Semifinals							Final
		Sergi Bruguera	6	0	7
	3	Petr Korda	4	6	5
									Sergi Bruguera	3	3
								2	Boris Becker	6	6
		Wally Masur	4	62
	2	Boris Becker	6	77

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals
	1	S Edberg	6	7
		A Medvedev	3	5				1	S Edberg	67	6	3
		O Camporese	4	77	79				O Camporese	79	2	6
	WC	N Kulti	6	60	67											O Camporese	2	6	2
	Q	R Agénor	78	5	3											S Bruguera	6	1	6
		S Bruguera	66	7	6				S Bruguera	6	79
		J Hlasek	6	4	1			7	R Krajicek	4	67
	7	R Krajicek	4	6	6																		S Bruguera	6	0	7
	3	P Korda	6	6																		3	P Korda	4	6	5
	Q	D Prinosil	1	3				3	P Korda	6	6
	WC	P Canè	2	78	3				M Rosset	1	4
		M Rosset	6	66	6										3	P Korda	7	6
		M Larsson	6	6												M Larsson	5	4
	Q	A Thoms	3	3					M Larsson	6	3	6
		S Pescosolido	4	6	6				S Pescosolido	4	6	3
	6	C Costa	6	4	0

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals
	5	G Forget	64	3
		J Siemerink	77	6					J Siemerink	6	3	3
	WC	G Pozzi	6	5	0				A Boetsch	3	6	6
		A Boetsch	4	7	6											A Boetsch	5	2
		W Masur	3	77	6											W Masur	7	6
		G Prpić	6	65	1				W Masur	77	4	6
	Q	D Nargiso	77	62	66			4	I Lendl	61	6	4
	4	I Lendl	61	77	78																		W Masur	4	62
	8	M Stich	4	78	6																	2	B Becker	6	77
		K Nováček	6	66	0			8	M Stich	6	3	78
		A Cherkasov	1	3					A Volkov	2	6	66
		A Volkov	6	6											8	M Stich	2	2
		W Ferreira	77	4	6										2	B Becker	6	6
		C Pioline	63	6	3				W Ferreira	5	3
		CU Steeb	60	3				2	B Becker	7	6
	2	B Becker	77	6

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