2009 Morocco Tennis Tour – Rabat – Doubles

Rabat – Doubles
2009 Morocco Tennis Tour – Rabat
Champions Spain Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo
Spain Santiago Ventura
Runners-up Germany Michael Kohlmann
Germany Philipp Marx
Final score 6–4, 7–6(5)

Guillermo García-López and Mariano Hood were the defending champions; however, they chose to not participate this year.
Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo and Santiago Ventura won in the final 6–4, 7–6(5), against Michael Kohlmann and Philipp Marx.

Seeds

Draw

Key

Draw

First Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals   Finals
1  Germany M Kohlmann
 Germany P Marx
62 6 [10]  
   Spain C Poch-Gradin
 Spain P Riba
7 2 [5]     1  Germany M Kohlmann
 Germany P Marx
6 6    
WC  Morocco R El Amrani
 Morocco A Fattar
5 4          France L Recouderc
 France A Sidorenko
4 0    
   France L Recouderc
 France A Sidorenko
7 6         1  Germany M Kohlmann
 Germany P Marx
7 7    
4  Spain MÁ López Jaén
 Spain D Muñoz-De La Nava
6 6         4  Spain MÁ López Jaén
 Spain D Muñoz-De La Nava
5 5    
   France O Charroin
 France A Mannarino
1 2       4  Spain MÁ López Jaén
 Spain D Muñoz-De La Nava
6 6  
WC  Morocco R Chaki
 Morocco Y Idmbarek
2 6 [10]     WC  Morocco R Chaki
 Morocco Y Idmbarek
2 0    
   Italy A Motti
 Italy G Petrazzuolo
6 3 [8]       1  Germany M Kohlmann
 Germany P Marx
4 65  
   Peru L Horna
 Peru I Miranda
4 7 [7]       2  Spain R Ramírez Hidalgo
 Spain S Ventura
6 7  
   Czech Republic D Karol
 Czech Republic J Pospíšil
6 5 [10]        Czech Republic D Karol
 Czech Republic J Pospíšil
6 5 [8]  
   Spain D Marrero
 Algeria L Ouahab
1 6 [10]        Spain D Marrero
 Algeria L Ouahab
1 7 [10]  
3  Brazil M Daniel
 Germany F Moser
6 2 [6]          Spain D Marrero
 Algeria L Ouahab
4 2  
   Greece K Economidis
 Czech Republic J Vaněk
6 6         2  Spain R Ramírez Hidalgo
 Spain S Ventura
6 6    
WC  Morocco M Saber
 Morocco M Ziadi
2 1          Greece K Economidis
 Czech Republic J Vaněk
64 1  
   Romania A Cruciat
 Serbia B Pašanski
3 4       2  Spain R Ramírez Hidalgo
 Spain S Ventura
7 6    
2  Spain R Ramírez Hidalgo
 Spain S Ventura
6 6    

References

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