1990 Geneva Open – Singles

Marc Rosset was the defending champion, but lost in the semifinals this year.

Singles
1990 Geneva Open
ChampionAustria Horst Skoff
Runner-upSpain Sergi Bruguera
Score7–6(10–8), 7–6(7–4)
Draw32
Seeds8
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Horst Skoff won the title, defeating Sergi Bruguera 7–6(10–8), 7–6(7–4) in the final.

Seeds
  1. France Henri Leconte (quarterfinals)
  2. Austria Horst Skoff (champion)
  3. Switzerland Jakob Hlasek (second round)
  4. Switzerland Marc Rosset (semifinals)
  5. Italy Omar Camporese (quarterfinals)
  6. Spain Sergi Bruguera (final)
  7. Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Goran Prpić (first round)
  8. Argentina Franco Davín (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
  Denmark Michael Tauson 1 2  
6 Spain Sergi Bruguera 6 6  
6 Spain Sergi Bruguera 68 64  
2 Austria Horst Skoff 710 77  
4 Switzerland Marc Rosset 6 3 2
2 Austria Horst Skoff 4 6 6

Top half
First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1/WC France H Leconte 6 6  
  Portugal J Cunha-Silva 3 4   1/WC France H Leconte 6 6  
  Sweden L Jönsson 5 6 6   Sweden L Jönsson 1 2  
  Sweden D Engel 7 3 2 1/WC France H Leconte 4 3  
  Sweden N Kulti 4 3     Denmark M Tauson 6 6  
  Denmark M Tauson 6 6     Denmark M Tauson 6 6  
WC Switzerland C Mezzadri 7 6 1 8 Argentina F Davín 3 4  
8 Argentina F Davín 5 7 6   Denmark M Tauson 1 2  
3 Switzerland J Hlasek 6 6   6 Spain S Bruguera 6 6  
  Czechoslovakia M Střelba 4 3   3 Switzerland J Hlasek 4 2  
Q Argentina D Orsanic 5 6 2 WC Argentina H de la Peña 6 6  
WC Argentina H de la Peña 7 2 6 WC Argentina H de la Peña 0 2  
  Sweden J Gunnarsson 6 3 6 6 Spain S Bruguera 6 6  
  Brazil C Motta 3 6 2   Sweden J Gunnarsson 5 2  
  Argentina R Azar 1 3   6 Spain S Bruguera 7 6  
6 Spain S Bruguera 6 6  

Bottom half
First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 Italy O Camporese 6 6  
  Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia B Orešar 4 4   5 Italy O Camporese 6 6  
  West Germany U Riglewski 6 3     Czechoslovakia M Vajda 4 4  
  Czechoslovakia M Vajda 7 6   5 Italy O Camporese 6 6  
Q Argentina R Argüello 5 3   4 Switzerland M Rosset 7 7  
  West Germany A Mronz 7 6     West Germany A Mronz 4 2  
Q Argentina P Albano 4 2   4 Switzerland M Rosset 6 6  
4 Switzerland M Rosset 6 6   4 Switzerland M Rosset 6 3 2
7 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia G Prpić 4 7 4 2 Austria H Skoff 4 6 6
  Italy R Furlan 6 6 6   Italy R Furlan 6 6  
Q Spain JA Conde 6 6   Q Spain JA Conde 2 4  
  South Africa M Kaplan 4 1     Italy R Furlan 6 6  
  Spain F Clavet 3 1   2 Austria H Skoff 7 7  
  Italy P Canè 6 6     Italy P Canè 4 2  
  Sweden C Bergström 4 4   2 Austria H Skoff 6 6  
2 Austria H Skoff 6 6  
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