Jiří Novák was the last champion in 1998. He chose to compete at London during the same week, losing in the first round.

Juan Ignacio Chela won the title by defeating Mariano Puerta 6–4, 7–6^(7–4) in the final.^[1]

	Semifinals							Final
	Q	Juan Ignacio Chela	77	6
	4	Stefan Koubek	62	3
								Q	Juan Ignacio Chela	6	77
								WC	Mariano Puerta	4	64
	WC	Mariano Puerta	6	6
	7	Franco Squillari	4	1

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals
	1	G Kuerten	6	3	6
	Q	G Etlis	4	6	3			1	G Kuerten	6	68	4
		B Black	2	3				Q	JI Chela	3	710	6
	Q	JI Chela	6	6											Q	JI Chela	6	77
		JA Marín	66	6	0											M Hantschk	3	63
		M Hantschk	78	3	6				M Hantschk	6	1	6
	LL	O Stanoytchev	6	7				LL	O Stanoytchev	3	6	2
	8	A Di Pasquale	1	5																		Q	JI Chela	77	6
	4	S Koubek	6	6																		4	S Koubek	62	3
		A Portas	1	3				4	S Koubek	65	6	6
	SE	A Sá	6	2	4				R Fromberg	77	4	4
		R Fromberg	4	6	6										4	S Koubek	77	6
		L Tieleman	2	4												G Gaudio	65	4
	WC	A Hernández	6	6				WC	A Hernández	6	3	3
		G Gaudio	6	6					G Gaudio	3	6	6
	5	F Clavet	3	1

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals
	6	F Vicente	5	4
	WC	M Puerta	7	6				WC	M Puerta	6	6
		H Gumy	6	6					H Gumy	4	4
		A Dupuis	4	3											WC	M Puerta	6	6
		G Cañas	4													G Cañas	2	3
		N Massú	1r						G Cañas	6	4	6
	WC	S Bruguera	65	63				3	F Meligeni	2	6	3
	3	F Meligeni	77	77																		WC	M Puerta	6	6
	7	F Squillari	3	6	6																	7	F Squillari	4	1
		G Blanco	6	4	1			7	F Squillari	7	6
		J Díaz	3	4					R Agénor	5	2
		R Agénor	6	6											7	F Squillari	6	77
	Q	JA Viloca	6	4	1										2	N Lapentti	4	63
		S Sargsian	3	6	6				S Sargsian	5	6	1
	Q	B Ulihrach	4	2				2	N Lapentti	7	4	6
	2	N Lapentti	6	6

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• Official results archive (ITF)
• Qualifying results