1994 CA-TennisTrophy – Doubles

Byron Black and Jonathan Stark were the defending champions but did not compete that year.

Doubles
1994 CA-TennisTrophy
Champions Mike Bauer
David Rikl
Runners-up Alex Antonitsch
Greg Rusedski
Final score7–6, 6–4

Mike Bauer and David Rikl won in the final 7–6, 6–4 against Alex Antonitsch and Greg Rusedski.

Seeds
  1. John Fitzgerald / Mark Woodforde (Quarterfinals)
  2. Scott Davis / Sandon Stolle (Semifinals)
  3. Mike Bauer / David Rikl (Champions)
  4. Shelby Cannon / Jim Pugh (First Round)

Draw

Key
First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 J Fitzgerald
M Woodforde 		6 6  
  N Broad
G Van Emburgh 		4 4   1 J Fitzgerald
M Woodforde 		4 6 6
Q C Saceanu
A Thoms 		3 7 5   E Ferreira
J Siemerink 		6 4 7
  E Ferreira
J Siemerink 		6 6 7   E Ferreira
J Siemerink 		3 6  
4 S Cannon
J Pugh 		6 4 6   A Antonitsch
G Rusedski 		6 7  
WC A Antonitsch
G Rusedski 		4 6 7 WC A Antonitsch
G Rusedski 		7 7  
  U Riglewski
M Stich 		7 4 6   U Riglewski
M Stich 		6 5  
WC T Buchmayer
A Gaudenzi 		6 6 3 WC A Antonitsch
G Rusedsk 		6 4  
  J Lozano
L Pimek 		5 6 7 3 M Bauer
D Rikl 		7 6  
  M-K Goellner
D Prinosil 		7 4 6   J Lozano
L Pimek 		6 6 2
  M Barnard
B Haygarth 		6 6   3 M Bauer
D Rikl 		7 3 6
3 M Bauer
D Rikl 		7 7   3 M Bauer
D Rikl 		6 6 6
  M Keil
B Talbot 		2 5   2 S Davis
S Stolle 		7 3 2
WC J Apell
T Enqvist 		6 7   WC J Apell
T Enqvist 		1 6 3
  T Kempers
J Waite 		2 4   2 S Davis
S Stolle 		6 3 6
2 S Davis
S Stolle 		6 6  
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