1987 Stockholm Open – Doubles

Doubles
	1987 Stockholm Open
Champions	Stefan Edberg ; Anders Järryd
Runners-up	Jim Grabb ; Jim Pugh
Final score	6–3, 6–4
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated April 20, 2020

Sherwood Stewart and Kim Warwick were the defending champions, but did not participate this year.

Seeds

Stefan Edberg / Anders Järryd (Champions)
Ken Flach / Robert Seguso (Quarterfinals)
Sergio Casal / Emilio Sánchez (Second Round)
Jim Grabb / Jim Pugh (Final)
Michael Mortensen / Tim Wilkison (First Round)
Mel Purcell / Mats Wilander (First Round)
Kelly Evernden / John Fitzgerald (Semifinals)
Javier Sánchez / Jonas Svensson (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final


1	Stefan Edberg Anders Järryd	w/o

	Kelly Jones Todd Nelson
				1	Stefan Edberg Anders Järryd	6	6

				4	Jim Grabb Jim Pugh	3	4
4	Jim Grabb Jim Pugh	6	6

7	Kelly Evernden John Fitzgerald	2	4

Top Half

First Round				Second Round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals


				1	S Edberg A Järryd	6	6
LL	A Antonitsch P Kühnen	3	4	WC	L-A Wahlgren J Windahl	3	4
WC	L-A Wahlgren J Windahl	6	6					1	S Edberg A Järryd	6	6
	R Baxter J Rive	6	7						G Connell L Shiras	3	3
	R Båthman B Dickinson	4	5		R Baxter J Rive	2	5
	G Connell L Shiras	6	7		G Connell L Shiras	6	7
8	J Sánchez J Svensson	4	6										1	S Edberg A Järryd	w/o
														K Jones T Nelson
				3	S Casal E Sánchez	4	4
WC	M Gustafsson Fredrik Waern	4	1		K Jones T Nelson	6	6
	K Jones T Nelson	6	6						K Jones T Nelson	6	1	6
	P Canè F Cancellotti	6	6						J Nyström M Pernfors	2	6	2
	D Nargiso M Tideman	4	2		P Canè F Cancellotti	6	4
	J Nyström M Pernfors	6	6		J Nyström M Pernfors	7	6
6	M Purcell M Wilander	3	4

Bottom Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

5	M Mortensen T Wilkinson	4	4
	J Gunnarsson P Lundgren	6	6			J Gunnarsson P Lundgren	6	3	3
	J Čihák C Suk	6	6			J Čihák C Suk	2	6	6
WC	C Bergström U Stenlund	4	4								J Čihák C Suk	2	6	1
	T Svantesson A Tous	7	6							4	J Grabb J Pugh	6	3	6
	J Arias C Campbell	5	2			T Svantesson A Tous	4	7	3
					4	J Grabb J Pugh	6	6	6
															4	J Grabb J Pugh	6	6
7	K Evernden J Fitzgerald	6	6												7	K Evernden J Fitzgerald	2	4
	N Odizor B Testerman	3	4		7	K Evernden J Fitzgerald	6	6
	M Anger G Holmes	6	3	6		E Jelen W Popp	2	2
	E Jelen W Popp	4	6	7						7	K Evernden J Fitzgerald	4	6	6
	M Dickson J Navrátil	3	6	7						2	K Flach R Seguso	6	4	3
	D Goldie H Pfister	6	3	5		M Dickson J Navrátil	3	2
					2	K Flach R Seguso	6	6

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