1990 Casablanca Open – Doubles

Doubles
1990 Casablanca Open
Champions Australia Todd Woodbridge
Australia Simon Youl
Runners-up Netherlands Paul Haarhuis
Netherlands Mark Koevermans
Final score 6–3, 6–1
Main article: 1990 Casablanca Open

Jaroslav Bulant and Richard Vogel were the defending champions, having won the last edition held as a Challenger tournament. They did not participate in 1990.
Todd Woodbridge and Simon Youl won the title, defeating Paul Haarhuis and Mark Koevermans 6–3, 6–1, in the final.

Seeds

  1. Spain Tomás Carbonell / Spain Carlos Costa (Quarterfinals)
  2. Czechoslovakia Josef Čihák / Czechoslovakia Cyril Suk (Quarterfinals)
  3. Netherlands Paul Haarhuis / Netherlands Mark Koevermans (Final)
  4. Sweden Per Henricsson / Sweden Nicklas Utgren (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Draw

First RoundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1 Spain T Carbonell
Spain C Costa
4 6 6
  West Germany R Osterthun
Argentina G Pérez-Roldán
6 2 3 1 Spain T Carbonell
Spain C Costa
4 4  
Q Spain M-A Gorriz-Bonhora
Czechoslovakia L Pimek
6 3 6   Spain M-A Gorriz-Bonhora
Czechoslovakia L Pimek
6 6  
  Brazil J Cunha e Silva
Belgium E Masso
4 6 4   Spain M-A Gorriz-Bonhora
Czechoslovakia L Pimek
7 5 1
3 Netherlands P Haarhuis
Netherlands M Koevermans
6 6   3 Netherlands P Haarhuis
Netherlands M Koevermans
6 7 6
  Sweden T Nydahl
Sweden P Svensson
2 3   3 Netherlands P Haarhuis
Netherlands M Koevermans
6 6  
  Czechoslovakia D Rikl
Czechoslovakia T Anzari
6 3 6   Czechoslovakia D Rikl
Czechoslovakia T Anzari
3 4  
  Morocco K Alami
Morocco K Outaleb
2 6 1 3 Netherlands P Haarhuis
Netherlands M Koevermans
3 1  
  Italy M Cierro
Italy S Colombo
6 6     Australia T Woodbridge
Australia S Youl
6 6  
  Romania F Segărceanu
Czechoslovakia M Vajda
4 4     Italy M Cierro
Italy S Colombo
6 6 7
  Venezuela A Mora
United States J Schor
3 4   4 Sweden P Henricsson
Sweden N Utgren
7 1 5
4 Sweden P Henricsson
Sweden N Utgren
6 6     Italy M Cierro
Italy S Colombo
3 2  
  Australia T Woodbridge
Australia S Youl
6 6     Australia T Woodbridge
Australia S Youl
6 6  
  Spain JC Báguena
Spain B Uribe
1 2     Australia T Woodbridge
Australia S Youl
6 6  
  Italy A de Minicis
Italy C Miniussi
6 2   2 Czechoslovakia J Čihák
Czechoslovakia C Suk
1 4  
2 Czechoslovakia J Čihák
Czechoslovakia C Suk
7 6  

References

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