1988 Stockholm Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
1988 Stockholm Open
Champion	Boris Becker
Runner-up	Peter Lundgren
Final score	6–4, 6–1, 6–1
Details
Draw	56
Seeds	16
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated October 06, 2021

Stefan Edberg was the defending champion, but lost in the second round this year.

Seeds

Mats Wilander (Third Round)
Stefan Edberg (Second Round)
Boris Becker (Champion)
Miloslav Mečíř (Second Round)
Thomas Muster (Third Round)
Kevin Curren (Second Round)
Emilio Sánchez (Quarterfinals)
Anders Järryd (Second Round)
Jonas Svensson (Third Round)
Mikael Pernfors (Third Round)
John Fitzgerald (Second Round)
Ronald Agénor (Second Round)
Slobodan Živojinović (First Round)
Magnus Gustafsson (Third Round)
Dan Goldie (Semifinals)
Derrick Rostagno (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

15	Dan Goldie	3	2

3	Boris Becker	6	6
				3	Boris Becker	6	6	6

					Peter Lundgren	4	1	1
	Peter Lundgren	6	6

	Jim Courier	3	3

Top half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

					1	M Wilander	0	6	6
	S Casal	6	4	3	WC	N Kulti	6	4	1
WC	N Kulti	2	6	6						1	M Wilander	1	4
	M Šrejber	4	7	6						15	D Goldie	6	6
	U Riglewski	6	6	7		U Riglewski	3	6	5
	M Laurendeau	1	2		15	D Goldie	6	4	7
15	D Goldie	6	6												15	D Goldie	6	7
9	J Svensson	6	6												7	E Sánchez	2	6
Q	V Paloheimo	3	4		9	J Svensson	6	7	6
	J Frawley	6	6			J Frawley	7	5	1
	J Bates	4	2							9	J Svensson	4	7	4
Q	J Windahl	2	4							7	E Sánchez	6	5	6
WC	L Jonsson	6	6		WC	L Jonsson	6	3	4
					7	E Sánchez	4	6	6

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals

					3	B Becker	6	2	6
WC	J Carlsson	6	6		WC	J Carlsson	2	6	3
	K Evernden	1	3							3	B Becker	6	6
	J Kriek	3	6	6							J Kriek	2	0
	E Jelen	6	0	3		J Kriek	7	6
	J Pugh	6	6			J Pugh	5	2
13	S Živojinović	3	4											3	B Becker	6	7
11	J Fitzgerald	7	7												R Seguso	4	6
Q	M Westphal	5	6		11	J Fitzgerald	4	7	1
Q	Johan Sandberg	1	1			R Seguso	6	5	6
	R Seguso	6	6								R Seguso	7	6
	T Nelson	4	6	1						5	T Muster	6	1
	T Witsken	6	4	6		T Witsken	7	2	3
					5	T Muster	5	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First Round					Second Round				Third Round				Quarterfinals

					6	K Curren	6	5
	P Annacone	6	6	7		P Annacone	7	7
Q	P Baur	2	7	6						P Annacone	2	2
	J Gunnarsson	5	7	6						J Gunnarsson	6	6
	J Lozano	7	5	3		J Gunnarsson	6	7
	P Kühnen	3	7	4	12	R Agénor	3	6
12	R Agénor	6	5	6										J Gunnarsson	4	4
14	M Gustafsson	6	6											P Lundgren	6	6
	M Vajda	4	2		14	M Gustafsson	7	6
	C Bergström	6	6			C Bergström	6	1
	J Grabb	3	4						14	M Gustafsson	3	0
	P Lundgren	6	6							P Lundgren	6	6
	C Saceanu	4	1			P Lundgren	6	7
					4	M Mečíř	3	6

Section 4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals

					8	A Järryd	3	3
	J Courier	7	7			J Courier	6	6
	B Dyke	5	6								J Courier	6	6
Q	A Antonitsch	7	5	4						10	M Pernfors	3	2
	C-U Steeb	6	7	6		C-U Steeb	5	6	1
Q	N Utgren	1	5		10	M Pernfors	7	3	6
10	M Pernfors	6	7													J Courier	4	6	7
16	D Rostagno	4	4													P Canè	6	2	6
	T Meinecke	6	6			T Meinecke	7	6
WC	M Larsson	2	6	6	WC	M Larsson	6	4
WC	T Svantesson	6	4	3							T Meinecke	4	6	2
	P Canè	6	6								P Canè	6	4	6
	J Rive	4	1			P Canè	4	6	6
					2	S Edberg	6	3	1

External links

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