1989 Athens Open – Doubles

Doubles
1989 Athens Open
Champions Italy Claudio Panatta
Czechoslovakia Tomáš Šmíd
Runners-up Argentina Gustavo Giussani
Argentina Gerardo Mirad
Final score 63, 62

Rikard Bergh and Per Henricsson were the defending champions but did not compete that year.

Claudio Panatta and Tomáš Šmíd won in the final 63, 62 against Gustavo Giussani and Gerardo Mirad.

Seeds

  1. Italy Claudio Panatta / Czechoslovakia Tomáš Šmíd (Champions)
  2. Czechoslovakia Josef Čihák / Argentina Christian Miniussi (Quarterfinals)

  1. West Germany Martin Sinner / West Germany Michael Stich (Semifinals)
  2. Italy Massimo Cierro / Italy Alessandro de Minicis (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

First RoundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1 Italy C Panatta
Czechoslovakia T Šmíd
6 6  
  Spain J Colas
Spain F Luna
0 2   1 Italy C Panatta
Czechoslovakia T Šmíd
1 1  
  Spain J Aguilera
Spain A Tous
6 7     Spain J Aguilera
Spain A Tous
6 0 r
  West Germany H Schwaier
West Germany P Vojtisek
2 6   1 Italy C Panatta
Czechoslovakia T Šmíd
6 6  
3 West Germany M Sinner
West Germany M Stich
6 6   3 West Germany M Sinner
West Germany M Stich
1 3  
  Romania A Dîrzu
Greece F Vazeos
4 2   3 West Germany M Sinner
West Germany M Stich
7 6  
  Romania G Cosac
Romania F Segărceanu
6 6     Romania G Cosac
Romania F Segărceanu
6 4  
  Haiti R Agénor
United States L Duncan
2 2   1 Italy C Panatta
Czechoslovakia T Šmíd
6 6  
  France T Champion
France F Errard
6 4 6   Argentina G Giussani
Argentina G Mirad
3 2  
  West Germany P Ballauff
Czechoslovakia M Střelba
2 6 0   France T Champion
France F Errard
6 5 6
  Argentina R Azar
Argentina F Davín
5 5   4 Italy M Cierro
Italy A de Minicis
3 7 4
4 Italy M Cierro
Italy A de Minicis
7 7     France T Champion
France F Errard
2 3  
  West Germany T Meinecke
West Germany A Thoms
4 5     Argentina G Giussani
Argentina G Mirad
6 6  
  Argentina G Giussani
Argentina G Mirad
6 7     Argentina G Giussani
Argentina G Mirad
6 6  
  Greece G Kalovelonis
Romania A Marcu
1 1   2 Czechoslovakia J Čihák
Argentina C Miniussi
4 3  
2 Czechoslovakia J Čihák
Argentina C Miniussi
6 6  

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