1990 Sovran Bank Classic – Singles

Tim Mayotte was the defending champion, but lost in the third round to Todd Witsken.

Singles
1990 Sovran Bank Classic
Champion Andre Agassi
Runner-up Jim Grabb
Final score6–1, 6–4
Draw56 (4WC/7Q)
Seeds16
Main article: 1990 Sovran Bank Classic

Andre Agassi won the title by defeating Jim Grabb 6–1, 6–4 in the final.[1]

Seeds

The first eight seeds received a bye to the second round.

  1. Andre Agassi (Champion)
  2. Brad Gilbert (Semifinals)
  3. John McEnroe (Third round)
  4. Tim Mayotte (Third round)
  5. Michael Chang (Semifinals)
  6. Jim Grabb (Final)
  7. Richey Reneberg (Quarterfinals)
  8. Alexander Volkov (Second round)
  9. Christo van Rensburg (First round)
  10. Jakob Hlasek (Third round)
  11. Andrew Kratzmann (First round)
  12. Milan Šrejber (First round)
  13. Gary Muller (Second round)
  14. Todd Witsken (Quarterfinals)
  15. Gilad Bloom (Third round)
  16. Andrew Sznajder (Third round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1 Andre Agassi 7 6
7 Richey Reneberg 6 0
1 Andre Agassi 6 6
5 Michael Chang 3 1
14 Todd Witsken 3 4
5 Michael Chang 6 6
1 Andre Agassi 6 6
6 Jim Grabb 1 4
6 Jim Grabb 6 6
Derrick Rostagno 4 3
6 Jim Grabb 7 0 6
2 Brad Gilbert 5 6 4
Michael Stich 3 4
2 Brad Gilbert 6 6

Top Half

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 A Agassi 7 6
B Shelton 4 6 2 B Pearce 6 3
B Pearce 6 3 6 1 A Agassi 6 7
WC J Palmer 6 6 6 15 G Bloom 1 5
T Högstedt 7 4 4 WC J Palmer 2 4
Q L Herrera 4 3 15 G Bloom 6 6
15 G Bloom 6 6 1 A Agassi 7 6
9 C van Rensburg 4 0 7 R Reneberg 6 0
D Cahill 6 6 D Cahill 4 6 6
M Laurendeau 4 3 M Nido 6 0 2
M Nido 6 6 D Cahill 4 6 5
M Kaplan 7 3 0 7 R Reneberg 6 2 7
J Stontelberg 5 6 6 J Stontelberg 6 2 3
7 R Reneberg 3 6 6

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
4 T Mayotte 6 6
R Krishnan 6 6 R Krishnan 2 1
K Evernden 3 1 4 T Mayotte 6 4 5
D Goldie 6 6 14 T Witsken 2 6 7
P Kühnen 2 2 D Goldie 3 4
M Washington 5 2 14 T Witsken 6 6
14 T Witsken 7 6 14 T Witsken 3 4
11 M Kratzmann 3 4 5 M Chang 6 6
S Youl 6 6 S Youl 6 3 7
P Lundgren 0 2 R Weiss 3 6 6
R Weiss 6 6 S Youl 1 1
WC S Bryan 6 6 5 M Chang 6 6
K Jones 3 3 WC S Bryan 2 6
5 M Chang 6 7

Bottom Half

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
6 J Grabb 6 6
M Woodforde 6 6 6 M Woodforde 2 2
P Annacone 7 3 2 6 J Grabb 6 6
J Rive 6 4 G Connell 4 4
Q J Brown 7 6 Q J Brown 3 6
G Connell 6 7 G Connell 6 7
12 M Šrejber 3 6 6 J Grabb 6 6
13 G Muller 6 6 D Rostagno 4 3
Q S Stolle 3 3 13 G Muller 6 3 2
M Wostenholme 3 7 1 D Rostagno 4 6 6
D Rostagno 6 6 6 D Rostagno 6 1 6
D Pate 4 4 3/WC J McEnroe 3 6 1
P Chamberlin 6 6 P Chamberlin 2 3
3/WC J McEnroe 6 6

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
8 A Volkov 4 5
Q G Stafford 6 0 M Stich 6 7
M Stich 7 6 M Stich 7 7
N Pereira 7 6 10 J Hlasek 6 6
WC J Ross 6 2 N Pereira 6 3
A Mronz 4 5 10 J Hlasek 7 6
10 J Hlasek 6 7 M Stich 3 4
16 A Sznajder 6 5 6 2 B Gilbert 6 6
Q K Flach 4 7 4 16 A Sznajder 6 6
Q M Ondruska 4 6 6 Q M Ondruska 3 0
Q P Baur 6 1 0 16 A Sznajder 2 3
J Tarango 4 6 3 2 B Gilbert 6 6
WC E Teltscher 6 4 6 WC E Teltscher 1 5
2 B Gilbert 6 7
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References
  1. "Agassi wins Sovran Bank Classic". Washington, D.C. United Press International. 22 July 1990. Retrieved 15 June 2020.
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