1989 Eagle Tournament of Champions – Singles

Singles
Singles
1989 Eagle Tournament of Champions
1988 Champion	Andre Agassi
Final
Champion	Ivan Lendl
Runner-up	Jaime Yzaga
Score	6–2, 6–1
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated August 27, 2023

Andre Agassi was the defending champion but lost in the semifinals to Ivan Lendl.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated. The top eight seeds received a bye to the second round.

Ivan Lendl (champion)
Mats Wilander (second round)
Andre Agassi (semifinals)
Tim Mayotte (third round)
Yannick Noah (second round)
Aaron Krickstein (quarterfinals)
Brad Gilbert (quarterfinals)
Michael Chang (semifinals)
Andrés Gómez (third round)
Slobodan Živojinović (third round)
Luiz Mattar (third round)
Dan Goldie (first round)
Jay Berger (first round)
Jim Courier (third round)
Marcelo Filippini (quarterfinals)
Jordi Arrese (third round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Ivan Lendl	6	6

3	Andre Agassi	2	3
				1	Ivan Lendl	6	6

					Jaime Yzaga	2	1
	Jaime Yzaga	6	6

8	Michael Chang	4	3

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					1	I Lendl	6	6
Q	R Weiss	1	4		Q	M Wostenholme	2	3
Q	M Wostenholme	6	6							1	I Lendl	6	6
	C Motta	6	7							16	J Arrese	3	2
	M Westphal	0	6			C Motta	2	2
	P Korda	4	6	5	16	J Arrese	6	6
16	J Arrese	6	3	7										1	I Lendl	6	6
10	S Živojinović	6	3	7										7	B Gilbert	0	1
	L Duncan	4	6	5	10	S Živojinović	6	2	6
	B Moir	6	6			B Moir	4	6	2
	A Tous	2	2							10	S Živojinović	6	3
	V Amritraj	1	1							7	B Gilbert	7	6
	A Antonitsch	6	6			A Antonitsch	5	4
					7	B Gilbert	7	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					3	A Agassi	6	4	6
	F Luna	6	6			F Luna	4	6	0
	S Giammalva Jr.	3	3							3	A Agassi	3	6	7
	J Brown	6	6							14	J Courier	6	4	5
Q	G Holmes	1	1			J Brown	6	5	4
	J Arias	5	6	6	14	J Courier	3	7	6
14	J Courier	7	4	7											3	A Agassi	6	2	6
11	L Mattar	7	7												6	A Krickstein	1	6	3
	D Marcelino	6	5		11	L Mattar	6	0	7
Q	C Campbell	2	0			G Rivas	2	6	5
	G Rivas	6	6							11	L Mattar	4	6
	G Vilas	7	7							6	A Krickstein	6	7
Q	A Moreno	5	6			G Vilas	5	4
					6	A Krickstein	7	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					5	Y Noah	2	2	r
	J Yzaga	7	6			J Yzaga	6	2
WC	P Sampras	6	1								J Yzaga	7	7
	J Frana	6	6								S Bruguera	6	5
WC	N Pereira	2	2			J Frana	1	0	r
	S Bruguera	6	6			S Bruguera	6	1
12	D Goldie	3	1													J Yzaga	6	6	6
13	J Berger	7	4	4												D Pérez	7	0	2
WC	R Reneberg	6	6	6	WC	R Reneberg	3	4
Q	M Knowles	1	3			D Pérez	6	6
	D Pérez	6	6								D Pérez	4	6	6
	B Orešar	6	6							4	T Mayotte	6	1	2
	E Osta	4	3			B Orešar	6	4
					4	T Mayotte	7	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					8	M Chang	6	4	7
	J Čihák	7	6			J Čihák	4	6	5
	U Riglewski	5	1							8	M Chang	6	7
	D Keretić	6	6							9	A Gómez	3	6
	P Baur	3	2			D Keretić	4	4
	T Wilkison	3	0		9	A Gómez	6	6
9	A Gómez	6	6												8	M Chang	6	6	6
15	M Filippini	7	6												15	M Filippini	4	7	2
	R Acuña	5	4		15	M Filippini	6	6
Q	C Garner	4	6	2		C Panatta	2	4
	C Panatta	6	4	6						15	M Filippini	6	6	6
	G Giussani	4	1								F Cancellotti	1	7	2
	F Cancellotti	6	6			F Cancellotti	6	6
					2	M Wilander	1	3

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References

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