1995 Legg Mason Tennis Classic – Singles

Singles
	1995 Legg Mason Tennis Classic
Champion	Andre Agassi
Runner-up	Stefan Edberg
Final score	6–4, 2–6, 7–5
Draw	64 (5WC/7Q)
Seeds	16

Stefan Edberg was the defending champion, but lost in the final to Andre Agassi. The score in the final was 6–4, 2–6, 7–5.[1][2][3][4]

Seeds

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

Andre Agassi (Champion)
Stefan Edberg (Final)
Thomas Enqvist (Third round)
Todd Martin (Semifinals)
Jason Stoltenberg (Quarterfinals)
MaliVai Washington (Third round)
Olivier Delaître (Second round)
Richey Reneberg (Second round)
Aaron Krickstein (Second round)
Petr Korda (First round)
Patrick McEnroe (Quarterfinals)
Martin Damm (Second round)
Patrick Rafter (Semifinals)
Byron Black (Third round)
Vince Spadea (First round)
Adrian Voinea (Second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final


1	Andre Agassi	6	6

	Mauricio Hadad	3	4
					1	Andre Agassi	6	7

					4	Todd Martin	4	6
4	Todd Martin	6	6

5	Jason Stoltenberg	2	3
										1	Andre Agassi	6	2	7

										2	Stefan Edberg	4	6	5
11	Patrick McEnroe	6⁴	0

13/WC	Patrick Rafter	7⁷	6
					13/WC	Patrick Rafter	5	7	2

					2	Stefan Edberg	7	5	6
	Cristiano Caratti	4	7	6¹

2	Stefan Edberg	6	5	7⁷

Top Half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals


					1	A Agassi	6	6
	R Gilbert	6	6²	6		R Gilbert	2	2
	H Holm	2	7⁷	2						1	A Agassi	6	6
Q	G Connell	4	2								M Joyce	2	2
	M Joyce	6	6			M Joyce	6	7⁷
	J Morgan	6	6			J Morgan	4	6⁵
15	C Spadea	4	1												1	A Agassi	6	6
9	A Krickstein	6	6													M Hadad	3	4
Q	M Ondruska	3	3		9	A Krickstein	6	1	4
	M Hadad	6	6			M Hadad	3	6	6
Q	K Thorne	3	4								M Hadad	1	7	7⁷
	M Philippoussis	6⁷	6	6							M Philippoussis	6	5	6³
Q	Rob Givone	7⁹	2	4		M Philippoussis	6	6
					7	O Delaître	3	2

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarterfinals


					4	T Martin	6	6
	M Zoecke	4	2			J Burillo	3	4
	J Burillo	6	6							4	T Martin	4	7	6
WC	P Goldstein	6	4	3						14	B Black	6	5	1
	N Pereira	4	6	6		N Pereira	2	6	3
	J Tarango	3	7	3	14	B Black	6	3	6
14	B Black	6	5	6											4	T Martin	6	6
12	M Damm	6	4	6											5	J Stoltenberg	2	3
	J Grabb	2	6	3	12	M Damm	6⁴	2
	S Draper	2	1			G Pozzi	7⁷	6
	G Pozzi	6	6								G Pozzi	0	4
	J Renzenbrink	2	0							5	J Stoltenberg	6	6
	D Rostagno	6	6			D Rostagno	2	4
					5	J Stoltenberg	6	6

Bottom Half

Section 3

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals


					6	M Washington	6	6
	C Arriens	6	6			C Arriens	2	2
	F Dewulf	3	3							6	M Washington	5	3
WC	R Wassen	3	6	6						11	P McEnroe	7	6
	P Baur	6	0	3	WC	R Wassen	4	3
	A Mronz	3	2		11	P McEnroe	6	6
11	P McEnroe	6	6											11	P McEnroe	6⁴	0
13/WC	P Rafter	1	7	6										13/WC	P Rafter	7⁷	6
Q	D Johnson	6	5	3	13/WC	P Rafter	6	6
WC	S Humphries	1	3			J Stark	1	4
	J Stark	6	6							13/WC	P Rafter	6	6
WC	W McGuire	3	6	6						3	T Enqvist	2	4
	Ó Ortiz	6	2	3	WC	W McGuire	6	2	3
					3	T Enqvist	2	6	6

Section 4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarterfinals


					8	R Reneberg	6	4	2
Q	G Stafford	4	7⁷	6	Q	G Stafford	3	6	6
	D Prinosil	6	6⁴	0						Q	G Stafford	6⁶	1
	S Noszály	6	6³	0							C Caratti	7⁸	6
	C Caratti	4	7⁷	6		C Caratti	6	6
	N Marques	4	6	6		N Marques	2	2
10	P Korda	6	4	4											C Caratti	4	7	6¹
16	A Voinea	4	6	6										2	S Edberg	6	5	7⁷
Q	D Nainkin	6	1	2	16	A Voinea	4	6	6⁴
	D Adams	2	3			P Wekesa	6	3	7⁷
	P Wekesa	6	6								P Wekesa	2	1
	M Tebbutt	6	6							2	S Edberg	6	6
	W Masur	3	2			M Tebbutt	2	2
					2	S Edberg	6	6

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References

Frey, Jennifer (24 July 1995). "Agassi Beats Edberg in Legg Mason Final". The Washington Post. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
Sisler, Peter (23 July 1995). "Agassi outlasts Edberg in heat". Washington, D.C. United Press International. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
"Agassi Outlasts Edberg To Win First Tournament Since Claiming Top Seed". The Spokesman-Review. 24 July 1995. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
Jackman, Phil (24 July 1995). "Champ Agassi, Edberg provide tennis as hot as weather in D.C. final". Washington, D.C.: The Baltimore Sun. Retrieved 6 July 2020.

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[1] Frey, Jennifer (24 July 1995). "Agassi Beats Edberg in Legg Mason Final". The Washington Post. Retrieved 6 July 2020.

[2] Sisler, Peter (23 July 1995). "Agassi outlasts Edberg in heat". Washington, D.C. United Press International. Retrieved 6 July 2020.

[3] "Agassi Outlasts Edberg To Win First Tournament Since Claiming Top Seed". The Spokesman-Review. 24 July 1995. Retrieved 6 July 2020.

[4] Jackman, Phil (24 July 1995). "Champ Agassi, Edberg provide tennis as hot as weather in D.C. final". Washington, D.C.: The Baltimore Sun. Retrieved 6 July 2020.