2009 Aegon Championships – Singles

Rafael Nadal was the defending champion, but chose not to participate due to a knee injury.

Singles
2009 Aegon Championships
Champion	Andy Murray
Runner-up	James Blake
Score	7–5, 6–4
Draw	56
Seeds	16

Andy Murray won in the final 7–5, 6–4, against James Blake, becoming the first British champion at Queen's since 1938.

Seeds

The top eight seeds receive a bye into the second round.

Andy Murray (champion)
Andy Roddick (semifinals, retired due to an ankle injury)
Gilles Simon (third round)
Gaël Monfils (third round, withdrew due to a wrist injury)
Marin Čilić (second round)
James Blake (final)
Marat Safin (withdrew due to a back injury)
Mardy Fish (quarterfinals)
Ivo Karlović (quarterfinals)
Feliciano López (third round)
Paul-Henri Mathieu (second round)
Jérémy Chardy (first round)
Ernests Gulbis (first round)
Mikhail Youzhny (quarterfinals)
Lleyton Hewitt (third round)
Guillermo García López (third round)

Draw

Key

Finals

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final

	1	Andy Murray	7	6

	8	Mardy Fish	5	3
								1	Andy Murray	6	6

									Juan Carlos Ferrero	2	4
		Steve Darcis	6	3	4

		Juan Carlos Ferrero	4	6	6
															1	Andy Murray	7	6

															6	James Blake	5	4
	6	James Blake	7⁷	6

	14	Mikhail Youzhny	6⁵	3
								6	James Blake	4

								2	Andy Roddick	4^r
	9	Ivo Karlović	6⁴	6⁵

	2	Andy Roddick	7⁷	7⁷

Section 1

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

								1	A Murray	6	6
		A Seppi	5	7⁷	6				A Seppi	1	4
		R Ginepri	7	6⁴	3										1	A Murray	6	6
		G Müller	6	7⁹											16	G García López	4	4
	WC	J Goodall	3	6⁷					G Müller	6³	3
		Y-h Lu	1	1				16	G García López	7⁷	6
	16	G García López	6	6																		1	A Murray	7	6
	10	F López	7⁷	7⁷																		8	M Fish	5	3
		R Kendrick	6³	6³				10	F López	7⁷	4	7⁷
		D Istomin	3	6	6				D Istomin	6³	6	6⁵
		I Minář	6	1	2										10	F López	1	4
		M Llodra	6	6											8	M Fish	6	6
		E Korolev	3	4					M Llodra	7	6⁵	3
								8	M Fish	5	7⁷	6

Section 2

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

								4	G Monfils	6	3	7⁷
		A Golubev	6	4	7⁷				A Golubev	3	6	6⁵
		B Reynolds	2	6	6³										4	G Monfils
		S Darcis	3	6	6											S Darcis	w/o
		P Capdeville	6	3	4				S Darcis	6	6
		A Martín	7¹¹	6					A Martín	2	4
	13	E Gulbis	6⁹	4																			S Darcis	6	3	4
	11	P-H Mathieu	6	7⁸																			JC Ferrero	4	6	6
		A Pavel	4	6⁶				11	P-H Mathieu	4	4
	WC	S Grosjean	2	1^r					JC Ferrero	6	6
		JC Ferrero	6	2												JC Ferrero	6	7⁷
	Q	X Malisse	5												Q	X Malisse	4	6⁴
		P Andújar	0^r					Q	X Malisse	7⁸	7¹⁰
								LL	R de Voest	6⁶	6⁸

Section 3

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

								6	J Blake	6	7⁷
		I Ljubičić	4	6	6				I Ljubičić	2	6⁴
	Q	S Stakhovsky	6	4	4										6	J Blake	6	4	6
	Q	K Anderson	6	7⁷												S Querrey	4	6	3
		F Fognini	3	6³				Q	K Anderson	5	3
		S Querrey	7¹²	6					S Querrey	7	6
	12	J Chardy	6¹⁰	4																		6	J Blake	7⁷	6
	14	M Youzhny	6	6																		14	M Youzhny	6⁵	3
		Ó Hernández	4	2				14	M Youzhny	6	7⁷
	WC	J Ward	2	3				WC	M Baghdatis	4	6³
	WC	M Baghdatis	6	6											14	M Youzhny	6	2	6
	WC	G Dimitrov	6	4	6										3	G Simon	1	6	2
		I Navarro	4	6	3			WC	G Dimitrov	6⁷	6⁵
								3	G Simon	7⁹	7⁷

Section 4

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

								5	M Čilić	6¹	6⁵
		J Tipsarević	0	4				Q	N Mahut	7⁷	7⁷
	Q	N Mahut	6	6											Q	N Mahut	3	4
		J Benneteau	6	6											9	I Karlović	6	6
		D Köllerer	3	4					J Benneteau	6⁷	7⁷	2
		T Gabashvili	3	6¹¹				9	I Karlović	7⁹	6⁴	6
	9	I Karlović	6	7¹³																		9	I Karlović	6⁴	6⁵
	15	L Hewitt	6	6																		2	A Roddick	7⁷	7⁷
		E Schwank	1	0				15	L Hewitt	3	6	6
		F Gil	6	6					F Gil	6	2	2
		D Gimeno Traver	1	3											15	L Hewitt	6²	6⁴
		L Mayer	6³	4											2	A Roddick	7⁷	7⁷
		K Vliegen	7⁷	6					K Vliegen	1	4
								2	A Roddick	6	6

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