1984 Bristol Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
1984 Bristol Open
Final
Champion	Johan Kriek
Runner-up	Brian Teacher
Score	6–7, 7–6, 6–4
Details
Draw	48
Seeds	16
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 19, 2024

Johan Kriek was the defending champion.

Kriek successfully defended his title, defeating Brian Teacher 6–7, 7–6, 6–4 in the final.

Seeds

Johan Kriek (champion)
Brian Teacher (final)
Tom Gullikson (second round)
John Fitzgerald (third round)
Brian Gottfried (second round)
Tim Gullikson (quarterfinals)
Gianni Ocleppo (third round)
Nduka Odizor (semifinals)
Brad Drewett (second round)
Ramesh Krishnan (third round)
Ben Testerman (second round)
Wally Masur (second round)
Miloslav Mečíř (third round)
Emilio Sánchez (second round)
Robert Van't Hof (third round)
Marty Davis (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Johan Kriek	6	6

8	Nduka Odizor	4	4
				1	Johan Kriek	6	7	6

				2	Brian Teacher	7	6	4
	Lloyd Bourne	6	4

2	Brian Teacher	7	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

					1	J Kriek	6	6
	T Wilkison	6	6	6		T Wilkison	1	3
	S Meister	2	7	2					1	J Kriek	6	6
	H van Boeckel	4	3						10	R Krishnan	4	4
	J Sadri	6	6			J Sadri	4	4
					10	R Krishnan	6	6
														1	J Kriek	6	6
														6	Ti Gullikson	4	4
					12	W Masur	4	6
	J Hlasek	6	6			M Edmondson	6	7
	M Edmondson	7	7							M Edmondson	2	6	3
	M Freeman	6	7						6	Ti Gullikson	6	3	6
	S Colombo	2	5			M Freeman	4	4
					6	Ti Gullikson	6	6

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				4	J Fitzgerald	2	6	6
	J Bates	2	4		T Moor	6	3	1
	T Moor	6	6						4	J Fitzgerald	5	2
	M Leach	4	4						Q	J Turpin	7	6
Q	J Turpin	6	6	Q	J Turpin	7	6
				14	E Sánchez	6	0
														Q	J Turpin	4	6
														8	N Odizor	6	7
				15	R Van't Hof	7	6
	R Gehring	6	2	Q	D Mustard	6	4
Q	D Mustard	7	6						15	R Van't Hof	6	4	7
	S Perkiss	4	4						8	N Odizor	4	6	9
Q	A Hocevar	6	6	Q	A Hocevar	3	1
				8	N Odizor	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

					5	B Gottfried	3	4
	J Alexander	6	6			J Alexander	6	6
	H Pfister	1	2							J Alexander	6	6
Q	E Edwards	6	6						Q	E Edwards	3	4
	S Shaw	3	2		Q	E Edwards	7	6
					11	B Testerman	6	3
														J Alexander	3	4
														L Bourne	6	6
					9	B Drewett	4	4
Q	L Courteau	3	1			L Bourne	6	6
	L Bourne	6	6							L Bourne	7	6
	G Holmes	6	3	5						R Acuña	6	3
	R Acuña	3	6	7		R Acuña	6	6
					3	To Gullikson	4	1

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					7	G Ocleppo	7	6
	J Soares	4	7	1	Q	J Lapidus	5	2
Q	J Lapidus	6	6	6						7	G Ocleppo	4	7	2
	G Michibata	6	6							16	M Davis	6	6	6
	S Bale	3	4			G Michibata	6	2
					16	M Davis	7	6
															16	M Davis	3	5
															2	B Teacher	6	7
					13	M Mečíř	6	1	6
	G Barbosa	6	6	5		L Shiras	3	6	4
	L Shiras	7	4	7						13	M Mečíř	2	6
	F González	3	3							2	B Teacher	6	7
	D Pate	6	6			D Pate	3	6
					2	B Teacher	6	7

External links

Main draw

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