1984 Volvo International – Singles

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Singles

1984 Volvo International

Final

Champion

Joakim Nyström

Runner-up

Score

6–2, 7–5

Details

Draw

64

Seeds

16

Events

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José Luis Clerc was the defending champion but did not compete that year.

Contents

Seeds
Draw
Key
Finals
Top half
Bottom half
External links

Joakim Nyström won in the final 6–2, 7–5 against Tim Wilkison.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated.

Andrés Gómez (quarterfinals)
Henrik Sundström (first round)
Tomáš Šmíd (first round)
Aaron Krickstein (first round)
Juan Aguilera (semifinals)
n/a
Guillermo Vilas (first round)
Joakim Nyström (champion)
José Higueras (third round)
Mel Purcell (first round)
Heinz Günthardt (third round)
Libor Pimek (third round)
Francesco Cancellotti (quarterfinals)
Mark Dickson (first round)
Diego Pérez (second round)
Fernando Luna (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

	Semifinals							Final

	5	Juan Aguilera	6	1	4

	8	Joakim Nyström	2	6	6
								8	Joakim Nyström	6	7

									Tim Wilkison	2	5
		Tim Wilkison	7	6

		Víctor Pecci	5	4

Top half

Section 1

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

	1	A Gómez	6	6
		T Tulasne	3	4				1	A Gómez	6	4	6
	Q	G Rivas	4	1					P Rebolledo	3	6	1
		P Rebolledo	6	6											1	A Gómez	6	7
		M Freeman	2	4											12	L Pimek	2	5
		P Arraya	6	6					P Arraya	2	0^r
		E Fromm	3	2				12	L Pimek	6	3
	12	L Pimek	6	6																		1	A Gómez	2	7	3
	16	F Luna	6	3																		5	J Aguilera	6	5	6
	Q	L Duncan	7	6				Q	L Duncan	7	6
		M Ostoja	7	2	7				M Ostoja	5	3
		B Drewett	6	6	6										Q	L Duncan	5	2
		B Taróczy	7	7											5	J Aguilera	7	6
		R Seguso	5	6					B Taróczy	2	2
		M Soares	6	4				5	J Aguilera	6	6
	5	J Aguilera	7	6

Section 2

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

	3	T Šmíd	6	6
	Q	A Ganzábal	7	7				Q	A Ganzábal	3	7	6
		D Tarr	6	6					D Tarr	6	6	1
		R Acuña	4	4											Q	A Ganzábal	3	4
		B Gottfried	6	7											13	F Cancellotti	6	6
		B Nealon	2	5					B Gottfried	6	1
		R Krishnan	6	4				13	F Cancellotti	7	6
	13	F Cancellotti	7	6																		13	F Cancellotti	7	4	6
	9	J Higueras	7	7																		8	J Nyström	5	6	7
		J Brown	6	5				9	J Higueras	2	6	6
		C Lewis	6	6					C Lewis	6	1	1
		J Gurfein	3	3											9	J Higueras	5	3
		T Allan	3	3											8	J Nyström	7	6
		M Flur	6	6					M Flur	6	1	2
		T Farnsworth	3	0				8	J Nyström	4	6	6
	8	J Nyström	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

	LL	J Arrese	2	4
		C Motta	6	6					C Motta	2	4
		A Fillol	1	6	2				R Argüello	6	6
		R Argüello	6	2	6											R Argüello	5	0
		D Mustard	6	7												T Wilkison	7	6
		M Jaite	3	5					D Mustard	6	4	0
		T Wilkison	4	6	6				T Wilkison	4	6	6
	10	M Purcell	6	2	1																		T Wilkison	6	6
	14	M Dickson	2	3																			J Lapidus	0	2
		M Leach	6	6					M Leach	3	6	1
		M Hocevar	6	3	6				M Hocevar	6	4	6
		M Mečíř	4	6	4											M Hocevar	4	6
		A Tous	6	6												J Lapidus	6	7
		C Panatta	2	1					A Tous	3	2
		J Lapidus	6	6					J Lapidus	6	6
	4	A Krickstein	4	2

Section 4

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

	7	G Vilas	3	6
		B Willenborg	6	7					B Willenborg	4	6	6
		S Simonsson	6	6					S Simonsson	6	3	1
		Z Kuharszky	0	4												B Willenborg	7	6
	Q	H Solomon	6	6	0^r										11	H Günthardt	6	0
	Q	W Popp	4	7	1			Q	W Popp	1	3
		P Složil	5	6	4			11	H Günthardt	6	6
	11	H Günthardt	7	4	6																		B Willenborg	7	4	5
	15	D Pérez	6	6																			V Pecci	5	6	7
	Q	J Levine	4	1				15	D Pérez	2	6	1
		V Pecci	6	6					V Pecci	6	4	6
	Q	H Simonsson	4	3												V Pecci	6	6
	Q	C Johnstone	6	4	2											S Glickstein	2	1
	Q	G Urpí	4	6	6			Q	G Urpí	6	0	5
		S Glickstein	7	6					S Glickstein	2	6	7
	2	H Sundström	6	4

External links

1984 Volvo International draw

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