1988 Wimbledon Championships – Men's singles qualifying

Men's singles qualifying
1988 Wimbledon Championships

Main articles: 1988 Wimbledon Championships and 1988 Wimbledon Championships – Men's Singles

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. Jason Stoltenberg (Qualified)
2. Nduka Odizor (Qualifying competition, Lucky loser)
3. Roger Smith (First round)
4. Martin Laurendeau (Qualifying competition, Lucky loser)
5. Scott Davis (Second round)
6. Andrei Olhovskiy (Qualified)
7. Heiner Moraing (Qualified)
8. Johan Anderson (Qualifying competition)
9. Dan Cassidy (Qualifying competition)
10. Barry Moir (Qualified)
11. Glenn Michibata (Qualified)
12. Patrick Baur (First round)
13. Diego Nargiso (Qualified)
14. Rick Leach (Second round)
15. Marc Flur (First round)
16. Gianluca Pozzi (Second round)
17. Brad Drewett (Qualifying competition)
18. Marcel Freeman (Qualifying competition)
19. Michael Robertson (Second round)
20. Luke Jensen (First round)
21. Bill Scanlon (Qualified)
22. Éric Winogradsky (Qualifying competition)
23. Omar Camporese (Qualifying competition)
24. Huub van Boeckel (Qualified)
25. Danilo Marcelino (Second round)
26. Danie Visser (Second round)
27. Michael Kures (Second round)
28. Michael Kupferschmid (Second round)
29. Carl Limberger (Qualified)
30. Richard Fromberg (Second round)
31. Andrei Cherkasov (First round)
32. Tobias Svantesson (Qualified)

Qualifiers

1. Jason Stoltenberg
2. Tobias Svantesson
3. Goran Ivanišević
4. Carl Limberger
5. Todd Woodbridge
6. Andrei Olhovskiy
7. Heiner Moraing
8. Gustav Fichardt
9. Huub van Boeckel
10. Barry Moir
11. Glenn Michibata
12. Bill Scanlon
13. Diego Nargiso
14. Shane Barr
15. Ricardo Acuña
16. Glenn Layendecker

Lucky losers

1. Nduka Odizor
2. Martin Laurendeau

External links

• Source for the draw at Wimbledon.com
• "Wimbledon 1988". itftennis.com. International Tennis Federation. Retrieved 13 June 2018.