Latest News About 2015 Geneva Open

I don’t have live tool access right now to pull the latest updates. Based on available public information, here’s what’s known about the 2015 Geneva Open, which is the event you asked about:

Direct answer

• The 2015 Geneva Open (also known as the Geneva Open SUI) was won by Thomaz Bellucci in singles, defeating João Sousa in the final. The score was 7–6(7–4), 6–4. In doubles, Juan Sebastián Cabal and Robert Farah won the title.

Key details

• This edition marked the tournament’s return to the ATP Tour after a long hiatus, reviving Geneva’s clay-court event as an ATP 250 (in some records, referred to as m-250 SUI-01A 2015 in ITF contexts). The singles final featured Bellucci vs. Sousa, with Bellucci securing the title on clay.
• The doubles final saw Cabal/Farah defeat Klaasen/Yen-Hsun Lu with a match tiebreak in the final set, 7–5, 4–6, [10–7].

Context you might find helpful

• Bellucci’s Geneva triumph was part of a season where he found success on clay, leveraging the Swiss clay swing ahead of the French Open.
• The doubles team of Cabal/Farah has been prominent on the tour for several years, often performing well on European clay events.

If you’d like, I can compile a concise side-by-side snapshot of the 2015 Geneva Open singles and doubles finals, including finalists, scores, and seed information, or pull in more historical context (e.g., past champions and how this edition compared to 1991–1990s editions).