1989 Wimbledon Championships – Men's Doubles Qualifying

Men's Doubles Qualifying
	1989 Wimbledon Championships

Players and pairs who neither have high enough rankings nor receive wild cards may participate in a qualifying tournament held one week before the annual Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

Seeds

Guillaume Raoux / Éric Winogradsky (Qualified)
Luke Jensen / Richey Reneberg (Second round)
Martin Laurendeau / Leif Shiras (Second round)
Zeeshan Ali / Jonathan Canter (Qualified)
Jason Stoltenberg / Todd Woodbridge (Qualifying competition)
Dan Cassidy / Jeff Klaparda (Second round)
Ricardo Acuña / Royce Deppe (First round)
Brett Custer / David Macpherson (First round)
Steve Guy / Jared Palmer (First round)
Peter Palandjian / Larry Scott (First round)

Qualifiers

Guillaume Raoux / Éric Winogradsky
Brian Page / Scott Warner
José Daher / Fernando Roese
Zeeshan Ali / Jonathan Canter
Lan Bale / Mihnea-Ion Năstase

Qualifying draw

First qualifier

First Round					Second Round					Qualifying Competition


1	Guillaume Raoux Éric Winogradsky	7⁸	6

WC	Mark Blincow Andrew Sproule	6⁶	4
					1	Guillaume Raoux Éric Winogradsky	4	6	6

						Warren Green Brian Levine	6	1	2
	Clinton Banducci Earl Zinn	7	6⁶	3

	Warren Green Brian Levine	5	7⁸	6
										1	Guillaume Raoux Éric Winogradsky

											Piet Norval Byron Talbot	w/o
	Joe DeFoor Kent Kinnear	7⁹	6

	Charles Merzbacher Hitoshi Shirato	6⁷	4
						Joe DeFoor Kent Kinnear	4	4

						Piet Norval Byron Talbot	6	6
	Piet Norval Byron Talbot	7	6

10	Peter Palandjian Larry Scott	5	4

Second qualifier

First Round				Second Round					Qualifying Competition


2	Luke Jensen Richey Reneberg	7⁸	6

	Arthur Engle Brett Buffington	6⁶	4
				2	Luke Jensen Richey Reneberg	6	6⁴	2

					Brian Page Scott Warner	4	7⁷	6
	Brian Page Scott Warner	6	6

Alt	Johan Anderson Peter Carter	3	4
										Brian Page Scott Warner	6	7	6

										Andrei Cherkasov Andrei Olhovskiy	2	5	4
	Morten Christensen Peter Wright	6³	3

	Andrei Cherkasov Andrei Olhovskiy	7⁷	6
					Andrei Cherkasov Andrei Olhovskiy	3

				WC	Paul Hand David Ison	0^r
WC	Paul Hand David Ison	6	7⁷

8	Brett Custer David Macpherson	4	6⁵

Third qualifier

First Round					Second Round					Qualifying Competition


3	Martin Laurendeau Leif Shiras	6	6

	Nelson Aerts Michael Daniel	4	4
					3	Martin Laurendeau Leif Shiras	6⁴	5

						José Daher Fernando Roese	7⁷	7
WC	Mark Petchey Danny Sapsford	2	7⁷	7

	José Daher Fernando Roese	6	6⁵	9
											José Daher Fernando Roese	6	2	7⁸	6⁸	10

											Andreas Maurer Harald Rittersbacher	4	6	6⁶	7¹⁰	8
	Kevin Lubbers Robert Pellizzi	6	6⁵	4

	Andreas Maurer Harald Rittersbacher	3	7⁷	6
						Andreas Maurer Harald Rittersbacher	6	6⁶	8

						Tom Mercer Michael Robertson	2	7⁸	6
	Tom Mercer Michael Robertson	6⁴	6	6

9	Steve Guy Jared Palmer	7⁷	3	3

Fourth qualifier

First Round					Second Round				Qualifying Competition


4	Zeeshan Ali Jonathan Canter	6	6

	Ashok Amritraj Srinivasan Vasudevan	4	4
					4	Zeeshan Ali Jonathan Canter	7⁷	6

						Kenny Thorne Bryan Shelton	6²	3
	Henrik Holm Peter Nyborg	6	1	13

	Kenny Thorne Bryan Shelton	4	6	15
									4	Zeeshan Ali Jonathan Canter	7⁷	6⁴	6	6

										Bret Garnett Bill Scanlon	6⁴	7²	2	4
	Todd Nelson Phil Williamson	6	5	11

	Mike Bauer Steve Furlong	4	7	13
						Mike Bauer Steve Furlong	6⁸	6³

						Bret Garnett Bill Scanlon	7¹⁰	7⁷
	Bret Garnett Bill Scanlon	3	6	6

7	Ricardo Acuña Royce Deppe	6	2	3

Fifth qualifier

First Round					Second Round					Qualifying Competition


5	Jason Stoltenberg Todd Woodbridge	6	6

	Doug Flach Mark Knowles	3	4
					5	Jason Stoltenberg Todd Woodbridge	7⁷	6

						Arnaud Boetsch Stéphane Grenier	6⁰	4
	Misel Klesinger Nicklas Kulti	6²	6	4

	Arnaud Boetsch Stéphane Grenier	7⁷	4	6
										5	Jason Stoltenberg Todd Woodbridge	3	6	5	3

											Lan Bale Mihnea-Ion Năstase	6	3	7	6
	Julian Barham John Sobel	1	3

	Lan Bale Mihnea-Ion Năstase	6	6
						Lan Bale Mihnea-Ion Năstase	7⁷	6⁴	6

					5	Dan Cassidy Jeff Klaparda	6⁵	7⁷	4
	Neil Borwick Charles Honey	3	4

6	Dan Cassidy Jeff Klaparda	6	6

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External links

Source for the draw at Wimbledon.com
1989 Wimbledon Championships – Men's draws and results at the International Tennis Federation

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