1992 Tel Aviv Open – Doubles

Doubles
1992 Tel Aviv Open
Champions United States Mike Bauer
Portugal João Cunha Silva
Runners-up Netherlands Mark Koevermans
Sweden Tobias Svantesson
Final score 6–3, 6–4
Main article: 1992 Tel Aviv Open

David Rikl and Michiel Schapers were the defending champions, but Schapers did not participate this year. Rikl partnered Vicente Solves, losing in the first round.

Mike Bauer and João Cunha Silva won the title, defeating Mark Koevermans and Tobias Svantesson 6–3, 6–4 in the final.

Seeds

Draw

Key

Draw

First RoundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1 Netherlands M Koevermans
Sweden T Svantesson
6 6  
  Czechoslovakia D Rikl
Spain Vicente Solves
2 3   1 Netherlands M Koevermans
Sweden T Svantesson
7 6  
LL United States Oren Motevassel
Israel Ofer Sela
4 6 6 LL United States O Motevassel
Israel O Sela
5 3  
  Sweden D Engel
Sweden L Jonsson
6 2 1 1 Netherlands M Koevermans
Sweden T Svantesson
6 6  
3 Sweden R Bergh
United States R Matuszewski
7 2 6 3 Sweden R Bergh
United States R Matuszewski
4 2  
  South Africa J-L de Jager
South Africa M Ondruska
6 6 4 3 Sweden R Bergh
United States R Matuszewski
6 6 6
  Spain À Corretja
Spain MA Gorriz
3 7 6   Belgium X Daufresne
France S Simian
1 7 2
  Belgium X Daufresne
France S Simian
6 6 7 1 Netherlands M Koevermans
Sweden T Svantesson
3 4  
  Uruguay D Pérez
Italy G Pozzi
5 5     United States M Bauer
Portugal J Cunha Silva
6 6  
  United States B Devening
United States M Jensen
7 7     United States B Devening
United States M Jensen
7 6  
WC Israel Michael Daniel
Israel S Perkiss
6 4 6 WC Israel M Daniel
Israel S Perkiss
6 3  
4 United States B Gilbert
Netherlands T Kempers
4 6 4   United States B Devening
United States M Jensen
3 2  
  United States M Bauer
Portugal J Cunha Silva
6 6     United States M Bauer
Portugal J Cunha Silva
6 6  
  Georgia (country) V Gabrichidze
New Zealand S Guy
3 1     United States M Bauer
Portugal J Cunha Silva
6 6  
Q Sweden J Carlsson
United States J Tarango
5 7 7 Q Sweden J Carlsson
United States J Tarango
4 4  
2 Sweden J Donar
Sweden O Jonsson
7 5 5

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