1985 Tokyo Indoor – Singles

Singles
Singles
1985 Tokyo Indoor
Final
Champion	Ivan Lendl
Runner-up	Mats Wilander
Score	6–0, 6–4
Details
Draw	32
Seeds	8
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated July 26, 2023

Jimmy Connors was the defending champion, but he withdrew from his semifinals match this year.

Seeds

Ivan Lendl (champion)
Mats Wilander (final)
Jimmy Connors (semifinals, withdrew)
Boris Becker (semifinals)
Anders Järryd (quarterfinals)
Andrés Gómez (quarterfinals)
Tomáš Šmíd (first round)
Tim Mayotte (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Ivan Lendl	6	7⁷

4	Boris Becker	3	6¹
				1	Ivan Lendl	6	6

				2	Mats Wilander	0	4
3	Jimmy Connors

2	Mats Wilander	w/o

Top half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	I Lendl	6	6
	S Davis	4	1		1	I Lendl	6	6
	G Holmes	6	5	4		D Pate	3	3
	D Pate	2	7	6					1	I Lendl	6	7
	B Gilbert	7⁷	6						8	T Mayotte	4	5
WC	T Fukui	6⁵	2			B Gilbert	2	2
	V Gerulaitis	2	1		8	T Mayotte	6	6
8	T Mayotte	6	6										1	I Lendl	6	7⁷
4	B Becker	6	6										4	B Becker	3	6¹
	B Schultz	2	0		4	B Becker	6	6
	J Sadri	6	6			J Sadri	3	1
	J Arias	3	3						4	B Becker	7¹⁰	6
	H van Boeckel	6	6						5	A Järryd	6⁸	4
Q	A El-Mehelmy	3	3			H van Boeckel	3	3
	S Živojinović	1	6	4	5	A Järryd	6	6
5	A Järryd	6	3	6

Bottom half

First round				Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

7	T Šmíd	2	6⁵
WC	V Van Patten	6	7⁷	WC	V Van Patten	7¹⁰	6
WC	S Shiraishi	3	2		S Giammalva Jr.	6⁸	0
	S Giammalva Jr.	6	6						WC	V Van Patten	5	2
SE	J Carlsson	1	6⁵						3	J Connors	7	6
	R Seguso	6	7⁷		R Seguso	2	1
	J Fitzgerald	0	5	3	J Connors	6	6
3	J Connors	6	7											3	J Connors
6	A Gómez	7⁷	7											2	M Wilander	w/o
Q	M Oosting	6³	5	6	A Gómez	6	6
SE	G Michibata	6	6	SE	G Michibata	2	3
Q	J Canter	3	3						6	A Gómez	4	6	6⁵
	K Flach	5	4						2	M Wilander	6	2	7⁷
	J Hlasek	7	6		J Hlasek	3	6	6²
Q	R Brown	2	2	2	M Wilander	6	3	7⁷
2	M Wilander	6	6

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