1990 Manchester Open – Singles

Pete Sampras defeated Gilad Bloom 7–6, 7–6 in the final to secure the title.

Singles
1990 Manchester Open
Champion Pete Sampras
Runner-up Gilad Bloom
Final score7–6, 7–6
Draw32
Main article: 1990 Manchester Open

Seeds
  1. Aaron Krickstein (First Round)
  2. Pete Sampras (Champion)
  3. Michael Chang (Second Round)
  4. Marc Rosset (First Round)
  5. Christo van Rensburg (Quarterfinals)
  6. Richard Fromberg (Second Round)
  7. Alex Antonitsch (Second Round)
  8. Dan Goldie (Second Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
  Gilad Bloom 6 7  
WC Nick Brown 4 6  
  Gilad Bloom 6 6  
WC/2 Pete Sampras 7 7  
  Eric Jelen 7 4 4
WC/2 Pete Sampras 6 6 6

Section 1
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 A Krickstein 4 0r
  A Rahunen 6 1     A Rahunen 2 5  
  J Pugh 4 6 6   G Bloom 6 7  
  G Bloom 6 4 7   G Bloom 3 7 6
Q M Schapers 3 6     K Jones 6 6 1
  K Jones 6 7     K Jones 6 7  
Q P Galbraith 3 6 2 7 A Antonitsch 3 6  
7 A Antonitsch 6 0 6   G Bloom 6 7  
3 M Chang 6 6   WC N Brown 4 6  
  M Washington 3 4   3 M Chang 6 6  
  P Annacone 6 6 4   M Kratzmann 7 7  
  M Kratzmann 7 4 6   M Kratzmann 1 3  
  T Högstedt 6 4 3 WC N Brown 6 6  
WC N Brown 4 6 6 WC N Brown 7 2 6
Q P Nyborg 6 5   6 R Fromberg 6 6 0
6 R Fromberg 7 7  

Section 2
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 C van Rensburg 2 6 6
  J Bates 6 4 4 5 C van Rensburg 6 6  
  P Kühnen 4 6 7   P Kühnen 3 3  
WC A Castle 6 3 5 5 C van Rensburg 2 4  
  E Jelen 1 6 6   E Jelen 6 6  
  V Paloheimo 6 2 3   E Jelen 7 7  
  G Muller 6 6 7   G Muller 6 6  
4 M Rosset 7 4 6   E Jelen 7 4 4
8 D Goldie 7 4 6 WC/2 P Sampras 6 6 6
  M Šrejber 6 6 4 8 D Goldie 6 7 3
  K Evernden 5 6 6   K Evernden 7 6 6
  J Wöhrmann 7 4 2   K Evernden 3 6  
  R Krishnan 7 1 3 WC/2 P Sampras 6 7  
Q J Rive 6 6 6 Q J Rive 6 3 2
SE A Volkov 6 6 6 WC/2 P Sampras 4 6 6
WC/2 P Sampras 4 7 7
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