1973 Jean Becker Open – Doubles

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1973 Paris Open
1972 Champions	Pierre Barthès ; François Jauffret
Final
Champions	Juan Gisbert Sr. ; Ilie Năstase
Runners-up	Arthur Ashe ; Roscoe Tanner
Score	6–2, 4–6, 7–5
Details
Draw	24
Seeds	4
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated March 01, 2024

Champion seeds are indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which those seeds were eliminated. All four seeded teams received byes to the second round.

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

					1	T Gorman S Smith	7	7
	H Rahim G Vilas	3	6	6		H Rahim G Vilas	6	6
	J-C Barclay N Špear	6	2	3						1	T Gorman S Smith	6	6
	G Battrick G Stilwell	6	6								A Muñoz M Orantes	3	4
	J-P Meyer W N'Godrella	4	4			G Battrick G Stilwell	4	4
						A Muñoz M Orantes	6	6
														1	T Gorman S Smith	3	6
														4	J Gisbert Sr. I Năstase	6	7
					4	J Gisbert Sr. I Năstase	6	3	6
	P Dominguez P Proisy	6	7			P Dominguez P Proisy	3	6	3
	L Borfiga P Lemoine	1	6							4	J Gisbert Sr. I Năstase	7	6
	J Fillol I Molina	7	6								B Carmichael F McMillan	5	4
	T Bernasconi P Hagelauer	5	4			J Fillol I Molina	2	5
						B Carmichael F McMillan	6	7

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

						K Meiler R Moore	6	7
	J Borowiak T Vázquez	4	6	6		J Borowiak T Vázquez	2	5
	J-L Haillet P Joly	6	3	4						K Meiler R Moore	4	2
									3	A Ashe R Tanner	6	6
						J-B Chanfreau G Goven	3	4
					3	A Ashe R Tanner	6	6
													3	A Ashe R Tanner	6	6
													2	T Okker M Riessen	4	3
						N Pilić I Țiriac	5	2
	O N Bengtson B Borg	6	6			O N Bengtson B Borg	7	6
	É Deblicker B Montrenaud	4	4							O N Bengtson B Borg	3	3
	K Johansson B Phillips-Moore								2	T Okker M Riessen	6	6
	P Beust H Gauvain					K Johansson B Phillips-Moore	1	2
					2	T Okker M Riessen	6	6

1973 Paris Open Doubles draw

Juan Gisbert Sr.
Ilie Năstase

Arthur Ashe
Roscoe Tanner

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