1976 Stockholm Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
1976 Stockholm Open
Champion	Mark Cox
Runner-up	Manuel Orantes
Final score	4–6, 7–5, 7–6
Details
Draw	64
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 03, 2022

Adriano Panatta was the defending champion, but did not participate this year.

Seeds

Jimmy Connors (Semifinals)
Björn Borg (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

1	Jimmy Connors	6	6	6

	Mark Cox	7	3	7
						Mark Cox	4	7	7

						Manuel Orantes	6	5	6
	Manuel Orantes	6	6

	Brian Gottfried	2	2

Top half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals

1	J Connors	6	6
	J Hřebec	3	1		1	J Connors	6	6
	Lars Samuelson	0	4			B Andersson	3	1
	B Andersson	6	6							1	J Connors	6	6
	B Taróczy	6	3	7							B Taróczy	4	2
	J James	4	7	5		B Taróczy	6	7
	D Bohrnstedt	6	6			D Bohrnstedt	3	5
	V Amaya	4	4											1	J Connors	7	6
	R Ramírez	7	6												R Ramírez	6	1
	J Gisbert Sr.	6	4			R Ramírez	6	6	6
	J Niedźwiedzki	6	6			J Niedźwiedzki	2	7	2
	P DuPré	1	4								R Ramírez	7	6
	T Okker	6	7								T Okker	6	1
	J Zabrodsky	2	6			T Okker	6	4	6
	V Zedník	4	4			R Norberg	4	6	2
	R Norberg	6	6

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

	G Vilas	7	6
	J Ross	6	0			G Vilas	6	4	6
	N Saviano	6	6	6		T Moor	4	6	2
	T Moor	7	2	7							G Vilas	1	6	6
	A Zugarelli	1	1								B Bertram	6	4	7
	B Bertram	6	6			B Bertram	6	4	6
	ON Bengtson	7	5	6		ON Bengtson	3	6	2
	R Lewis	5	7	4												B Bertram	6	5	2
	E Dibbs	5	2													M Cox	0	7	6
	M Cox	7	6			M Cox	2	7	6
	F McMillan	4	5			D Palm	6	6	2
	D Palm	6	7								M Cox	7	6
	W Fibak	6	3	6							W Fibak	5	3
	M Riessen	3	6	3		W Fibak	6	7
	U Eriksson	7	0	6		U Eriksson	2	5
	Z Guerry	5	6	4

Bottom half

Section 3

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

	H Kary	1	1
	H Rahim	6	6			H Rahim	6	7
	J Feaver	6	6			J Feaver	2	6
	R Lutz	3	3								H Rahim	6	6	6
	M Estep	7	2	2							H Solomon	7	4	4
	L Álvarez	6	6	6		L Álvarez	0	4
	H Günthardt	4	6	2		H Solomon	6	6
	H Solomon	6	4	6												H Rahim	4	3
	B Phillips-Moore	6	6													M Orantes	6	6
	A Muñoz	1	3			B Phillips-Moore	4	3
	N Špear	7	7			N Špear	6	6
	V Pecci	6	5								N Špear	1	2
	C Dowdeswell	6	6								M Orantes	6	6
	P Hjertquist	3	3			C Dowdeswell	2	6	1
	K Johansson	5	0			M Orantes	6	3	6
	M Orantes	7	6

Section 4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

	F Pala	7	4	6
	T Šmíd	6	6	4		F Pala	2	3
	C Dibley	6	2			S Smith	6	6
	S Smith	7	6								S Smith	3	4
	T Svensson	5	2								B Gottfried	6	6
	S Turner	7	6			S Turner	1	3
	J Higueras	3	1			B Gottfried	6	6
	B Gottfried	6	6													B Gottfried	6	4	7
	J Lloyd	6	6												2	B Borg	2	6	6
	E van Dillen	4	4			J Lloyd	6	7
	B Hewitt	2	6	7		B Hewitt	4	6
	R Moore	6	3	5							J Lloyd	2	7	6
	J Norbäck	6	4	6						2	B Borg	6	6	7
	P Cramer	1	6	3		J Norbäck	2	6	3
	R Drysdale	2	2		2	B Borg	6	2	6
2	B Borg	6	6

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