1985 Melbourne Indoor – Singles

Matt Mitchell the defending champion of the Melbourne Indoor title lost in the second round to Broderick Dyke. Dyke lost in the quarter finals to the eventual champion, Marty Davis, who beat Paul Annacone in the final, 6–4, 6–4

Singles
1985 Melbourne Indoor
Champion Marty Davis
Runner-up Paul Annacone
Final score6–4, 6–4
Main article: 1985 Melbourne Indoor

Seeds
  1. Paul Annacone (Finalist)
  2. Ben Testerman (Semi Finalist)
  3. Matt Mitchell (Second Round)
  4. Brian Teacher (Second Round)
  5. Terry Moor (First Round)
  6. Marty Davis (Champion)
  7. Kelly Evernden (First Round)
  8. Nduka Odizor (Second Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semi Finals Final
          
1 Paul Annacone 6 6 6
Q Christo van Rensburg 7 4 3
1 Paul Annacone 4 4  
6 Marty Davis 6 6  
6 Marty Davis 6 6 6
2 Ben Testerman 4 7 4

Top Half
Round 1 Round 2 Quarter Finals Semi Final
1 P Annacone 6 7  
  S Bale 3 5   1 P Annacone 6 6  
  T Cain 6 7     T Cain 2 4  
  T Nelson 3 6   1 P Annacone 4 6 7
Q L Warder 3 6 4   W Masur 6 3 6
  M Freeman 6 4 6   M Freeman 3 7 3
  W Masur 6 6     W Masur 6 6 6
5 T Moor 2 3   1 P Annacone 6 6 6
4 B Teacher 6 6   Q C van Rensburg 7 4 3
  F González 2 2   4 B Teacher 6 5 6
WC M Woodforde 7 6   WC M Woodforde 4 7 7
  D Cahill 5 4   WC M Woodforde 6 6 1
  S Youl 4 1   Q C van Rensburg 3 7 6
Q C van Rensburg 6 6   Q C van Rensburg 5 7 6
  G layendecker 6 6   8 N Odizor 7 5 4
8 N Odizor 7 7  

Bottom Half
Round 1 Round 2 Quarter Finals Semi Final
6 M Davis 6 6 6
  M Bauer 4 7 3 6 M Davis 6 6  
Q M Kratzmann 3 4     B Drewett 3 3  
  B Drewett 6 6   6 M Davis 7 6  
  T Högstedt 6 2 3   B Dyke 6 4  
  B Dyke 0 6 6   B Dyke 6 6  
  B Dickinson 7 6 3 3 M Mitchell 3 3  
3 M Mitchell 6 7 6 6 M Davis 6 6 6
7 K Evernden 4 4   2 B Testerman 4 7 4
  C Miller 6 6     C Miller 3 7 2
Q P McNamara 6 6   Q P McNamara 6 5 6
  P Carter 2 3   Q P McNamara 6 6 5
  L Bourne 7 6   2 B Testerman 7 4 7
  D Mustard 6 1     L Bourne 6 6 5
  D Cassidy 2 4   2 B Testerman 7 4 7
2 B Testerman 6 6  
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References

1985 Melbourne Indoor Singles Draw

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