1984 Stockholm Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
1984 Stockholm Open
Champion	John McEnroe
Runner-up	Mats Wilander
Final score	6–2, 3–6, 6–2
Details
Draw	48
Seeds	16
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated October 06, 2021

Mats Wilander was the defending champion, but lost in the final this year.

Seeds

John McEnroe (Champion)
Jimmy Connors (Semifinals)
Mats Wilander (Final)
Anders Järryd (Semifinals)
Henrik Sundström (Second Round)
Joakim Nyström (Quarterfinals)
Jimmy Arias (Second Round)
Johan Kriek (Quarterfinals)
Tomáš Šmíd (Third Round)
Vitas Gerulaitis (Second Round)
Gene Mayer (Second Round)
Juan Aguilera (Second Round)
Stefan Edberg (Second Round)
José Higueras (Second Round)
Francesco Cancellotti (Second Round)
Libor Pimek (Third Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

1	John McEnroe	1	7	6

4	Anders Järryd	6	6	2
					1	John McEnroe	6	3	6

					3	Mats Wilander	2	6	2
3	Mats Wilander	6	6	6

2	Jimmy Connors	7	3	3

Top half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

					1	J McEnroe	6	6
WC	I Năstase	1	2			H Günthardt	3	3
	H Günthardt	6	6							1	J McEnroe	6	6
Q	M Schapers	2	6	6						Q	M Schapers	1	1
	P Fleming	6	3	4	Q	M Schapers	6	2	6
					15	F Cancellotti	1	6	2
															1	J McEnroe	6	6
																W Fibak	4	2
					13	S Edberg	2	6
	C Panatta	6	2	3	WC	S Mayer	6	7
WC	S Mayer	3	6	6						WC	S Mayer	6	3	r
	W Fibak	7	6								W Fibak	3	6
Q	M Wostenholme	5	3			W Fibak	7	6
					7	J Arias	6	2

Section 2

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarterfinals

					4	A Järryd	6	6
	B Taróczy	6	7			B Taróczy	0	3
	B Boileau	2	5						4	A Järryd	6	6
	T Wilkison	6	3	7					9	T Šmíd	4	2
	R Gehring	4	6	6		T Wilkison	4	4
					9	T Šmíd	6	6
														4	A Järryd	6	3	6
														6	J Nyström	3	6	3
					12	J Aguilera	3	3
	V Pecci	7	7			V Pecci	6	6
Q	T Nelson	6	6							V Pecci	7	1	5
	M Purcell	6	4	6					6	J Nyström	5	6	7
Q	L Palin	4	6	0		M Purcell	3	3
					6	J Nyström	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals

				5	H Sundström	1	4
	S Denton	6	4		V Amritraj	6	6
	V Amritraj	7	6							V Amritraj	2	6
	G Forget	7	6							G Forget	6	7
	C Motta	6	4		G Forget	6	6
				14	J Higueras	2	3
														G Forget	5	3
													3	M Wilander	7	6
				10	V Gerulaitis	1	6	0
Q	S Živojinović	3	4		J Gunnarsson	6	4	6
	J Gunnarsson	6	6							J Gunnarsson	2	3
	M Westphal	6	6						3	M Wilander	6	6
	S Perkiss	3	3		M Westphal	3	2
				3	M Wilander	6	6

Section 4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

					8	J Kriek	7	7
	T Högstedt	6	6			T Högstedt	5	6
WC	T Tideman	3	1							8	J Kriek	4	6	6
	M Doyle	6	6	6						Q	J Hlasek	6	1	4
Q	J Hlasek	3	7	7	Q	J Hlasek	6	6
					11	G Mayer	2	1
															8	J Kriek	6	3	4
															2	J Connors	4	6	6
					16	L Pimek	6	6
	C Hooper	6	3		WC	H Simonsson	1	2
WC	H Simonsson	7	6							16	L Pimek	4	2
	S Simonsson	2	3							2	J Connors	6	6
	H Leconte	6	6			H Leconte	6	3	2
					2	J Connors	3	6	6

External links

ATP main draw

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