1992 Wimbledon Championships – Men's singles qualifying explained

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Players and pairs who neither have high enough rankings nor receive wild cards may participate in a qualifying tournament held one week before the annual Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

Seeds

1. John Fitzgerald (qualified)
2. Grant Connell (second round)
3. Christian Saceanu (qualified)
4. Guillaume Raoux (qualified)
5. Jonathan Stark (qualified)
6. Fernando Roese (qualifying competition)
7. Gilad Bloom (second round)
8. Chuck Adams (second round)
9. Henrik Holm (qualified)
10. Robbie Weiss (second round)
11. Peter Lundgren (first round)
12. Patrick Baur (first round)
13. Carl Limberger (qualifying competition)
14. Martin Laurendeau (second round)
15. Nicolás Pereira (second round)
16. Thomas Högstedt (second round)
17. Andrei Olhovskiy (qualified)
18. Stéphane Simian (second round)
19. Grant Stafford (qualifying competition)
20. Steve Bryan (qualified)
21. Marcos Ondruska (qualifying competition)
22. Daniel Orsanic (first round)
23. Lars-Anders Wahlgren (first round)
24. Nicola Bruno (first round)
25. Fernon Wibier (first round)
26. Laurent Prades (first round)
27. Greg Rusedski (qualifying competition)
28. Ramesh Krishnan (first round)
29. Martin Wostenholme (second round)
30. Tom Nijssen (qualifying competition)
31. Fabio Silberberg (first round)
32. Roger Rasheed (first round)

Qualifiers

1. John Fitzgerald
2. Dave Randall
3. Christian Saceanu
4. Guillaume Raoux
5. Jonathan Stark
6. Scott Davis
7. Niclas Kroon
8. Kent Kinnear
9. Henrik Holm
10. Branislav Stankovič
11. Grant Doyle
12. Rick Leach
13. Steve Bryan
14. Mark Knowles
15. Andrei Olhovskiy
16. John-Laffnie de Jager

Qualifying draw

Sixteenth qualifier

External links

• • 1992 Wimbledon Championships – Men's draws and results at the International Tennis Federation