1994 Peters NSW Open – Men's doubles

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Men's doubles
1994 Peters NSW Open
ChampionsAustralia Darren Cahill
Australia Sandon Stolle
Runners-upAustralia Mark Kratzmann
Australia Laurie Warder
Score6–1, 7–6
Draw16 (2WC/1Q)
Seeds4
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Sandon Stolle and Jason Stoltenberg were the defending champions but Stoltenberg chose to focus on the singles tournament, losing in the second round to Pete Sampras.

Stolle teamed up with Darren Cahill and successfully defended his title, by defeating Mark Kratzmann and Laurie Warder 6–1, 7–6 in the final.[1][2]

Seeds

  1. United States Luke Jensen / United States Murphy Jensen (first round)
  2. Netherlands Tom Nijssen / Czech Republic Cyril Suk (first round)
  3. United States Ken Flach / United States Rick Leach (quarterfinals)
  4. United States Scott Melville / South Africa Danie Visser (first round)

Draw

Key

Draw

First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 United States L Jensen
United States M Jensen 		6 5
Q United States M Briggs
United States M Keil 		7 7 Q United States M Briggs
United States M Keil 		5 3
United States S DeVries
Australia D Macpherson 		6 3 6 Netherlands J Siemerink
Czech Republic D Vacek 		7 6
Netherlands J Siemerink
Czech Republic D Vacek 		3 6 7 Netherlands J Siemerink
Czech Republic D Vacek 		4 7 5
4 United States S Melville
South Africa D Visser 		6 6 4 WC Australia D Cahill
Australia S Stolle 		6 6 7
WC Australia D Cahill
Australia S Stolle 		7 3 6 WC Australia D Cahill
Australia S Stolle 		6 6 6
Germany MK Goellner
South Africa G Muller 		4 6 South Africa W Ferreira
Spain J Sánchez 		3 7 2
South Africa W Ferreira
Spain J Sánchez 		6 7 WC Australia D Cahill
Australia S Stolle 		6 7
WC Czech Republic P Korda
United States I Lendl 		7 3 6 Australia M Kratzmann
Australia L Warder 		1 6
United States B Pearce
United States D Randall 		5 6 7 United States B Pearce
United States D Randall 		1 7 6
Canada S Lareau
Italy D Nargiso 		2 3 3 United States K Flach
United States R Leach 		6 6 2
3 United States K Flach
United States R Leach 		6 6 United States B Pearce
United States D Randall 		2 5
Australia M Kratzmann
Australia L Warder 		6 6 Australia M Kratzmann
Australia L Warder 		6 7
Spain S Casal
Spain E Sánchez 		4 4 Australia M Kratzmann
Australia L Warder 		6 3 6
Czech Republic M Damm
Czech Republic K Nováček 		5 6 6 Czech Republic M Damm
Czech Republic K Nováček 		3 6 4
2 Netherlands T Nijssen
Czech Republic C Suk 		7 2 4

References

  1. ^ Crowe, Jerry (4 March 1994). "Cahill Pulls Rank on Rosset This Time". Los Angeles Times. Indian Wells, California. Retrieved 28 October 2023. And although he won a doubles title with countryman Sandon Stolle at Sydney in early January, he hadn't won a singles match in four tour events before this week.
  2. ^ "Tennis ATP Sydney Doubles 1994 Scores". Tennis 24. Retrieved 28 October 2023.
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