1989 Prudential-Bache Securities Classic – Singles

Singles
Singles
1989 Prudential-Bache Securities Classic
Final
Champion	Andre Agassi
Runner-up	Brad Gilbert
Score	6–2, 6–1
Details
Draw	32 (3WC/4Q/1LL)
Seeds	8
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated September 24, 2023

Andrei Chesnokov was the defending champion but chose to compete at Basel during the same week, losing at the first round.

Seeds

Brad Gilbert (final)
Andre Agassi (champion)
Emilio Sánchez (quarterfinals)
(n/a)
Jaime Yzaga (semifinals)
Mikael Pernfors (second round)
Jim Grabb (first round, retired)
Andrew Sznajder (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Brad Gilbert	6	6

	Jimmy Brown	3	1
				1	Brad Gilbert	2	1

				2	Andre Agassi	6	6
5	Jaime Yzaga	1	1

2	Andre Agassi	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	B Gilbert	6	6
	P Chamberlin	2	2		1	B Gilbert	7	2	6
	R Seguso	3	0			R Reneberg	6	6	3
	R Reneberg	6	6							1	B Gilbert	6	6
	D Cassidy	6	6	4							J Arias	3	1
Q	K Jones	3	7	6	Q	K Jones	3	1
	J Arias	1	6	6		J Arias	6	6
8	A Sznajder	6	4	3										1	B Gilbert	6	6
LL	P Johnson	2	6	1											J Brown	3	1
Q	M Nido	6	3	6	Q	M Nido	2	6	6
	P Annacone	4	3			K Evernden	6	4	1
	K Evernden	6	6							Q	M Nido	4	0
	M Wostenholme	3	2								J Brown	6	6
	J Brown	6	6			J Brown	6	6
	D Visser	2	6		6/WC	M Pernfors	2	0
6/WC	M Pernfors	6	7

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

5	J Yzaga	7	6
	S Davis	5	1		5	J Yzaga	6	7
	T Högstedt	7	6			T Högstedt	4	6
	T Wilkison	6	1							5	J Yzaga	6	4	6
Q	R Deppe	6	4	3						3	E Sánchez	4	6	2
WC	J Ross	3	6	6	WC	J Ross	6	2	6
	P Aldrich	1	4		3	E Sánchez	3	6	7
3	E Sánchez	6	6												5	J Yzaga	1	1
7	J Grabb	3	0^r												2	A Agassi	6	6
	G Layendecker	6	1			G Layendecker	4	3
WC	T Ho	4	2			D Wheaton	6	6
	D Wheaton	6	6								D Wheaton	1	4
Q	MV Washington	4	6	3						2	A Agassi	6	6
	T Witsken	6	3	6		T Witsken	5	3
	N Pereira	3	3		2	A Agassi	7	6
2	A Agassi	6	6

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References

↑ "Agassi thrashes Gilbert for his 1st victory in '89". Orlando Sentinel . 9 October 1989. Retrieved 18 September 2023.
↑ "Agassi beat Gilbert in final". Orlando, Florida. United Press International. 8 October 1989. Retrieved 18 September 2023.

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[1] "Agassi thrashes Gilbert for his 1st victory in '89". Orlando Sentinel . 9 October 1989. Retrieved 18 September 2023.

[2] "Agassi beat Gilbert in final". Orlando, Florida. United Press International. 8 October 1989. Retrieved 18 September 2023.

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