1994 Canadian Open – Doubles

Doubles
	1994 Canadian Open
Champions	Byron Black; Jonathan Stark
Runners-up	Patrick McEnroe; Jared Palmer
Final score	6–4, 6–4

Jim Courier and Mark Knowles were the defending champions, but lost in semifinals to Byron Black and Jonathan Stark.

Byron Black and Jonathan Stark won the title by defeating Patrick McEnroe and Jared Palmer 6–4, 6–4 in the final.

Seeds

The first four seeds received a bye into the second round.

Byron Black / Jonathan Stark (Champions)
Grant Connell / Patrick Galbraith (Second round)
Patrick McEnroe / Jared Palmer (Final)
Henrik Holm / Anders Järryd (Second round)
Petr Korda / Todd Woodbridge (First round)
Martin Damm / Brett Steven (Quarterfinals)
David Rikl / Bryan Shelton (First round)
Mike Bauer / Scott Melville (First round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Finals


1	Byron Black Jonathan Stark	6	7	6

	Jim Courier Mark Knowles	7	5	2
					1	Byron Black Jonathan Stark	6	6

					3	Patrick McEnroe Jared Palmer	4	4
3	Patrick McEnroe Jared Palmer	6	6

	Daniel Nestor Alex O'Brien	3	2

Top Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals


					1	B Black J Stark	6	6
WC	B Kokavec J Robichaud	4	7	7	WC	B Kokavec J Robichaud	3	3
	L Bale W Ferreira	6	5	6						1	B Black J Stark	6	7
	J Hlasek P Rafter	6	6							WC	A Chang B Gyetko	4	5
	B Pearce G Stafford	3	3			J Hlasek P Rafter	5	6
WC	A Chang B Gyetko	7	3	6	WC	A Chang B Gyetko	7	7
7	D Rikl B Shelton	6	6	3											1	B Black J Stark	5	7	6
																J Courier M Knowles	7	5	2
					4	H Holm A Järryd	1	6	3
	J Courier M Knowles	6	6	7		J Courier M Knowles	6	3	6
	M Barnard P Nyborg	7	3	6							J Courier M Knowles	2	6	6
Q	T Nelson R Smith	5	4								O Delaître J Tarango	6	1	2
	J Lozano N Pereira	7	6			J Lozano N Pereira	3	4
	O Delaître J Tarango	6	7			O Delaître J Tarango	6	6
5	P Korda T Woodbridge	3	6

Bottom Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

6	M Damm B Steven	6	1	6
	W Masur D Pate	4	6	3	6	M Damm B Steven	6	6
	P Annacone J Pugh	2	6	6		P Annacone J Pugh	3	4
WC	S Lareau S Leblanc	6	3	2						6	M Damm B Steven	6	6
Q	D Marcelino S Pescosolido	4	3							3	P McEnroe J Palmer	7	7
	B Garnett K Kinnear	6	6			B Garnett K Kinnear	6	4
					3	P McEnroe J Palmer	7	6
														3	P McEnroe J Palmer	6	6
8	M Bauer S Melville	6	3												D Nestor A O'Brien	3	2
	D Nestor A O'Brien	7	6			D Nestor A O'Brien	6	6
WC	A Agassi J Grabb	6	7	7	WC	A Agassi J Grabb	3	4
	S Davis T Martin	7	6	6							D Nestor A O'Brien	6	6
	E Ferreira D Randall	7	7								E Ferreira D Randall	3	4
	R Bergh D Johnson	6	5			E Ferreira D Randall	6	6	7
					2	G Connell P Galbraith	4	7	5

gollark: No, you just can't generally get a solution in terms of roots for 5th degree and up.

gollark: They probably have the quadratic, cubic and quartic formulae programmed into them.

gollark: Well, if you aren't considering *general* polynomials of some kind, this is just a calculator problem.

gollark: This is a job for calculators.

gollark: It's very useful. For example, one Wikipedia article explains one step of a process by just saying "use linear algebra". If you know linear algebra, you may know what it means.

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