Raphael Collignon’s 2026 ATP tournament record places him in Brussels, where he played Nishesh Basavareddy in the Round of 32 on 20 October. The ATP scoring page lists the match in the Brussels draw, and ATP’s highlight coverage described Collignon’s win as a rally that ended a losing streak.
Collignon advanced to the Brussels quarter-finals, where Jiří Lehečka beat him 6-4, 6-2 on 22 October, information from the ATP Tour’s tournament report. Together, the Basavareddy match and Lehečka quarter-final document Collignon’s singles campaign that week.
ATP’s 2026 scouting report identified Collignon as one of Brussels’ home players and noted that he had reached the semi-finals there the previous year. He also played doubles with fellow Belgian David Goffin during the tournament week. ATP’s coverage of Goffin’s retirement quoted him saying, “I gave everything until the very end.”
Live scores and point-by-point statistics give fans a detailed view of tournament play. The competitive field can also shift in other sports: the return of the Brno circuit to the MotoGP calendar changed expectations and standings. For more on that development, see this analysis of the Czech GP’s impact on MotoGP: Czech Grand Prix shakes up MotoGP standings after Brno's return.
Brussels gave Collignon a impressive week on home soil, with a Round of 32 victory followed by a quarter-final against Lehečka. ATP’s scouting report had highlighted his previous semi-final run at the event, adding context to his return to the Belgian tournament. His performances there formed part of the wider 2026 season as players continued to build momentum across the tour.
