Where is Los Angeles held?

Los Angeles is held in Los Angeles, United States.

Who won the most recent Los Angeles?

The 2012 Los Angeles was won by Sam Querrey 6-0 6-2.

Who has won the most Los Angeles titles?

Andre Agassi has won 4 Los Angeles titles, the most by any player.

When was the first Los Angeles played?

The first edition of Los Angeles was held in 1968.

What surface is Los Angeles played on?

Los Angeles is played on hard courts.

ATP Los Angeles 1968 Draw, Results & Schedule

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Rod Laver won the 1968 Los Angeles, defeating Ken Rosewall 4-6 6-0 6-0 in the final. The ATP 250 event was played on hard courts in Los Angeles, United States, from September 14 to September 20, 1968.

Champion

Rod Laver

def. Ken Rosewall , 4-6 6-0 6-0

Dates

Sep 14 — Sep 20

Location

Los Angeles, United States

Category

ATP 250

Surface

Hard

Prize money

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Round of 128

Rod Laver

BYE

John Norgauer

BYE

TBD

Jim Osborne

BYE

Bob Kreiss

BYE

Cliff Drysdale

BYE

Horst Ritter

BYE

Clark Graebner

BYE

Barry Mackay

BYE

Mal Anderson

BYE

Roy Barth

BYE

Tony Roche

BYE

Gene Malin

BYE

Allan Stone

BYE

Richard Russell

BYE

Fred Stolle

BYE

Rafael Osuna

BYE

Pancho Segura

BYE

John Allgood

BYE

Marty Riessen

BYE

Jerry Dewitts

BYE

Tom Okker

BYE

Stan Smith

BYE

Andres Gimeno

BYE

Ron Holmberg

BYE

Raymond Moore 6-3 6-2

Leonzio Collas

Dick Bohrnstedt

BYE

Alejandro Olmedo

BYE

Tom Edlefsen

BYE

Colin Stubs

BYE

Dennis Ralston

BYE

Ken Rosewall

BYE

Joe Rush

BYE

Jim Mcmanus

BYE

Mike Franks

BYE

Roger Taylor

BYE

Mike Machette

BYE

Charlie Pasarell

BYE

Ken Stuart

BYE

TBD

Earl Butch Buchholz

BYE

Ingo Buding

BYE

Tom Gorman 7-5 6-1

Sam Match

Larry Nagler 6-1 6-4

Mike Kreiss

Arthur Ashe

BYE

Dick Leach

BYE

Pierre Barthes

BYE

John Yeomans

BYE

Nikola Pilic

BYE

Ed Grubb

BYE

Steve Tidball

BYE

Donald Lutz

BYE

Roy Emerson

BYE

John Brown

BYE

George Taylor

BYE

Ron Bohrnstedt

BYE

Tom Leonard

BYE

Steve Avoyer

BYE

John Newcombe

BYE

Jim Sheperd

BYE

Round of 64

Rod Laver 6-0 6-3

John Norgauer

Bob Lutz

BYE

Jim Osborne 3-6 6-3 6-4

Bob Kreiss

Cliff Drysdale 6-1 6-3

Horst Ritter

Clark Graebner 7-9 6-3 6-4

Barry Mackay

Mal Anderson 3-6 8-6 6-1

Roy Barth

Tony Roche 6-4 6-4

Gene Malin

Allan Stone 6-4 6-4

Richard Russell

Fred Stolle 6-2 6-1

Rafael Osuna

Pancho Segura 6-2 6-2

John Allgood

Marty Riessen 6-3 6-0

Jerry Dewitts

Tom Okker 6-4 7-5

Stan Smith

Andres Gimeno 6-4 7-5

Ron Holmberg

Raymond Moore 4-6 6-3 6-1

Dick Bohrnstedt

Alejandro Olmedo 6-4 1-6 6-4

Tom Edlefsen

Colin Stubs 2-6 6-1 6-4

Dennis Ralston

Ken Rosewall 6-2 6-1

Joe Rush

Jim Mcmanus 6-3 6-3

Mike Franks

Roger Taylor 10-8 6-3

Mike Machette

Charlie Pasarell 6-2 6-2

Ken Stuart

TBD

Earl Butch Buchholz 6-1 6-1

Ingo Buding

Tom Gorman 6-2 6-4

Larry Nagler

Arthur Ashe 6-2 6-4

Dick Leach

Pierre Barthes 2-6 7-5 6-2

John Yeomans

Nikola Pilic 6-4 11-9

Ed Grubb

Steve Tidball 7-5 7-5

Donald Lutz

Roy Emerson 6-4 6-3

John Brown

George Taylor 9-7 6-4

Ron Bohrnstedt

Tom Leonard 6-3 4-6 6-0

Steve Avoyer

John Newcombe 6-2 6-4

Jim Sheperd

Round of 32

Rod Laver 6-3 6-4

Bob Lutz

Jim Osborne 6-4 7-9 6-4

Cliff Drysdale

Clark Graebner 15-13 6-4

Mal Anderson

Tony Roche 12-10 6-2

Allan Stone

Fred Stolle 2-6 6-2 6-3

Pancho Segura

Marty Riessen 6-3 6-2

Tom Okker

Andres Gimeno 3-6 6-1 6-3

Raymond Moore

Alejandro Olmedo 6-2 6-2

Colin Stubs

Ken Rosewall 7-5 6-4

Jim Mcmanus

Roger Taylor 6-2 6-2

Charlie Pasarell

Richard Gonzalez

BYE

Earl Butch Buchholz 10-12 12-10 6-4

Tom Gorman

Arthur Ashe 6-4 3-6 8-6

Pierre Barthes

Nikola Pilic 6-4 6-2

Steve Tidball

Roy Emerson 6-3 8-6

George Taylor

Tom Leonard 1-6 6-3 6-4

John Newcombe

Round of 16

Rod Laver 6-2 7-5

Jim Osborne

Clark Graebner 7-5 0-6 10-8

Tony Roche

Fred Stolle 10-8 6-4

Marty Riessen

Andres Gimeno 8-6 6-3

Alejandro Olmedo

Ken Rosewall 7-5 11-9

Roger Taylor

Richard Gonzalez 8-6 6-2

Earl Butch Buchholz

Arthur Ashe 12-14 7-5 7-5

Nikola Pilic

Roy Emerson 6-3 6-3

Tom Leonard

Quarterfinals

Rod Laver 2-6 6-4 6-1

Clark Graebner

Fred Stolle 6-3 16-18 6-1

Andres Gimeno

Ken Rosewall 11-9 6-2

Richard Gonzalez

Arthur Ashe 5-7 8-6 6-4

Roy Emerson

Semifinals

Rod Laver 9-7 6-3

Fred Stolle

Ken Rosewall 6-3 6-2

Arthur Ashe

Final

Rod Laver 4-6 6-0 6-0

Ken Rosewall

Most Titles

Player	Titles
Andre Agassi	4
Jimmy Connors	4
Sam Querrey	3
Arthur Ashe	2
Gene Mayer	2

Recent Finals

Season	Surface	Winner	Score	Runner-up	H2H	Match
2012	Hard	Sam Querrey	6-0 6-2	Ricardas Berankis	H2H	Match data
2011	Hard	Ernests Gulbis	5-7 6-4 6-4	Mardy Fish	H2H	Match data
2010	Hard	Sam Querrey	5-7 7-6(2) 6-3	Andy Murray	H2H	Match data
2009	Hard	Sam Querrey	6-4 3-6 6-1	Carsten Ball	H2H	Match data
2008	Hard	Juan Martin del Potro	6-1 7-6(2)	Andy Roddick	H2H	Match data

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Los Angeles held?: Los Angeles is held in Los Angeles, United States.
Who won the most recent Los Angeles?: The 2012 Los Angeles was won by Sam Querrey 6-0 6-2.
Who has won the most Los Angeles titles?: Andre Agassi has won 4 Los Angeles titles, the most by any player.
When was the first Los Angeles played?: The first edition of Los Angeles was held in 1968.
What surface is Los Angeles played on?: Los Angeles is played on hard courts.