2008 Racquetball World Championships - Men's Singles Competition

Men's Singles Competition

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 R. Carson III 2
33 K. Boer 0
33 Karl Boer 2
32 Yelso Molinari 1
1 R. Carson III 2
16 L. Simo 0
17 M. Czempisz 0
16 L. Simo 2
1 R. Carson III 2
25 F. Ríos 0
9 T. Hirose 2
24 P. Fajre 1
41 Peter Rakowski 0
24 Pablo Fajre 2
9 T. Hirose 0
25 F. Ríos 2
25 Fernando Ríos 2
40 Carlos Oviedo 0
25 F. Ríos 2
8 M. Laprea 0
1 R. Carson III 2
4 A. Beltran 0
5 M. Green 2
37 N. Deboutte 0
37 Niklaas Deboutte 2
28 Sid Harshavat 1
5 M. Green 2
12 J. Zambrana 0
21 Richard v Doezum 2
44 Wen Wen-chang 0
21 R.v Doezum 0
12 J. Zambrana 2
5 M. Green 0
4 A. Beltran 2
13 K. Sung Suk 1
20 F. Camacho 2
45 Mauro Barbosa 0
20 Felipe Camacho 2
20 F. Camacho 0
4 A. Beltran 2
29 Dany Maggi 2
36 Noel O'callaghan 0
29 D. Maggi 0
4 A. Beltrán 2
1 R. Carson III 2
3 J. Huczek 1
3 J. Huczek 2
35 C. Wer 0
35 Christian Wer 2
30 Gerardo Fajardo 0
3 J. Huczek 2
14 L. Pérez 0
19 O. Bertels 0
14 L. Pérez 2
3 J. Huczek 2
11 M. Kono 0
11 M. Kono 2
22 S. Roessler 0
43 Jakob Kuzniacki 0
22 Seb. Roessler 2
11 M. Kono 2
38 V. Montserrat 0
27 José Ugalde 1
38 Víctor Montserrat 2
38 V. Montserrat 2
6 F. Balmori 0
3 J. Huczek 2
7 V. Gagnon 0
7 V. Gagnon 2
26 N. Gudderra 0
39 Paul Devos
26 Nanda Gudderra rt
7 V. Gagnon 2
10 R. Monroy 0
23 Michiel v Holst 2
42 Huang-jung Hsu 0
23 M.v Holst 0
10 R. Monroy 2
7 V. Gagnon 2
2 P. G. Sotres 1
15 L. Sang Soo 1
18 I. Villegas 2
18 I. Villegas 0
2 P. G. Sotres 2
31 Fabián Apa 0
34 Liam Hugues 2
34 L. Hughes 0
2 P. G. Sotres 2
Winner
ROCKY CARSON III

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