2011 Morocco Tennis Tour – Casablanca – Doubles

Casablanca – Doubles
2011 Morocco Tennis Tour – Casablanca
Champions Spain Guillermo Alcaide
Spain Adrián Menéndez
Runners-up Portugal Leonardo Tavares
Italy Simone Vagnozzi
Final score 6–2, 6–1

Guillermo Alcaide and Adrián Menéndez won the title, defeating Leonardo Tavares and Simone Vagnozzi 6–2, 6–1 in the final.

Seeds

  1. Portugal Leonardo Tavares / Italy Simone Vagnozzi (Final)
  2. Italy Alessio di Mauro / Italy Alessandro Motti (First Round)
  3. Spain Gerard Granollers / Spain Guillermo Olaso (Quarterfinals)
  4. Italy Andrea Arnaboldi / Slovakia Martin Kližan (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Draw

First RoundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1 Portugal L Tavares
Italy S Vagnozzi
6 6  
  Serbia N Ćirić
Croatia A Veić
2 0   1 Portugal L Tavares
Italy S Vagnozzi
5 6 [10]
  Russia A Kuznetsov
Latvia D Pavlovs
6 7     Russia A Kuznetsov
Latvia D Pavlovs
7 3 [7]
WC Morocco A Fattar
Morocco Younes Rachidi
1 63   1 Portugal L Tavares
Italy S Vagnozzi
7 1 [10]
4 Italy Andrea Arnaboldi
Slovakia M Kližan
6 7     Italy W Trusendi
Italy M Viola
5 6 [8]
  Morocco R El Amrani
Morocco T Ouahabi
1 5   4 Italy Andrea Arnaboldi
Slovakia M Kližan
6 3 [8]
  Italy W Trusendi
Italy M Viola
        Italy W Trusendi
Italy M Viola
2 6 [10]
  Germany Alexander Flock
Germany D Gremelmayr
w/o     1 Portugal L Tavares
Italy S Vagnozzi
2 1  
  Germany S Greul
Germany B Knittel
6 6     Spain G Alcaide
Spain A Menéndez
6 6  
  France N Devilder
France O Patience
2 4     Germany S Greul
Germany B Knittel
3 6 [10]
WC Morocco Y Idmbarek
Morocco H Khaddari
2 64   3 Spain G Granollers
Spain G Olaso
6 0 [3]
3 Spain G Granollers
Spain G Olaso
6 7     Germany S Greul
Germany B Knittel
3 2  
PR Bosnia and Herzegovina A Delić
Bosnia and Herzegovina A Šetkić
6 6     Spain G Alcaide
Spain A Menéndez
6 6  
  Romania V Crivoi
Croatia F Škugor
1 0   PR Bosnia and Herzegovina A Delić
Bosnia and Herzegovina A Šetkić
w/o    
  Spain G Alcaide
Spain A Menéndez
6 3 [10]   Spain G Alcaide
Spain A Menéndez
     
2 Italy A di Mauro
Italy A Motti
2 6 [7]

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