2011 Open d'Orléans – Doubles

Doubles
2011 Open d'Orléans
Champions France Pierre-Hugues Herbert
France Nicolas Renavand
Runners-up Czech Republic David Škoch
Italy Simone Vagnozzi
Final score 7–5, 6–3
Main article: 2011 Open d'Orléans

Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Renavand defended their title by defeating David Škoch and Simone Vagnozzi 7–5, 6–3 in the final.

Seeds

  1. United Kingdom Jamie Delgado / United Kingdom Jonathan Marray (Quarterfinals)
  2. France Arnaud Clément / France Nicolas Mahut (First Round)
  3. Germany Dustin Brown / Australia Colin Ebelthite (First Round)
  4. United Kingdom Ken Skupski / Croatia Lovro Zovko (First Round)

Draw

Key

Draw

First RoundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1 United Kingdom J Delgado
United Kingdom J Marray
7 77  
  Belgium R Bemelmans
Slovakia M Kližan
5 65   1 United Kingdom J Delgado
United Kingdom J Marray
4 4  
WC France Dorian Descloix
France M Teixeira
2 4     Czech Republic D Škoch
Italy S Vagnozzi
6 6  
  Czech Republic D Škoch
Italy S Vagnozzi
6 6     Czech Republic D Škoch
Italy S Vagnozzi
77 6  
3 Germany D Brown
Australia C Ebelthite
2 6 [7]   Spain R Bautista-Agut
Australia A Feeney
65 4  
  Poland T Bednarek
France O Charroin
6 3 [10]   Poland T Bednarek
France O Charroin
2 3  
  Spain R Bautista-Agut
Australia A Feeney
w/o       Spain R Bautista-Agut
Australia A Feeney
6 6  
  France A Gensse
France D Guez
        Czech Republic D Škoch
Italy S Vagnozzi
5 3  
WC France V Millot
France M Rodrigues
1 5     France P-H Herbert
France N Renavand
7 6  
  Spain A Menéndez
Italy A Motti
6 7     Spain A Menéndez
Italy A Motti
6 6  
  Czech Republic J Hájek
Slovakia L Lacko
6 6     Czech Republic J Hájek
Slovakia L Lacko
3 4  
4 United Kingdom K Skupski
Croatia L Zovko
3 4     Spain A Menéndez
Italy A Motti
1 63  
WC France K de Schepper
France A Olivetti
64 79 [4]   France P-H Herbert
France N Renavand
6 77  
  France P-H Herbert
France N Renavand
77 67 [10]   France P-H Herbert
France N Renavand
6 6  
  Ukraine S Bubka
Romania A Ungur
6 6     Ukraine S Bubka
Romania A Ungur
2 3  
2 France A Clément
France N Mahut
4 2  

References

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