1999 CA-TennisTrophy – Doubles

Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Daniel Vacek were the defending champions but lost in the first round to Nicolás Lapentti and Marat Safin.

Doubles
1999 CA-TennisTrophy
Champions David Prinosil
Sandon Stolle
Runners-up Piet Norval
Kevin Ullyett
Final score63, 64

David Prinosil and Sandon Stolle won in the final 63, 64 against Piet Norval and Kevin Ullyett.

Seeds

Draw

Key

First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 D Adams
J-L de Jager
63 6 1
  P Norval
K Ullyett
77 2 6   P Norval
K Ullyett
6 65 6
WC N Kiefer
S Koubek
2 2     J Novák
D Rikl
4 77 4
  J Novák
D Rikl
6 6     P Norval
K Ullyett
77 6  
3 T Carbonell
J Palmer
3 5     A Florent
D Macpherson
63 3  
  A Florent
D Macpherson
6 7     A Florent
D Macpherson
7 6  
  B Haygarth
A Kitinov
1 64     C Haggard
P Nyborg
5 3  
  C Haggard
P Nyborg
6 77     P Norval
K Ullyett
3 4  
WC G Blumauer
T Buchmayer
4 6 3 4 D Prinosil
S Stolle
6 6  
  D Johnson
C Suk
6 1 6   D Johnson
C Suk
6 2 3
  G Ivanišević
J Tarango
63 77 3 4 D Prinosil
S Stolle
4 6 6
4 D Prinosil
S Stolle
77 62 6 4 D Prinosil
S Stolle
4 6 77
WC T Martin
R Reneberg
6 66 64   R Koenig
A Olhovskiy
6 2 65
  R Koenig
A Olhovskiy
4 78 77   R Koenig
A Olhovskiy
6 65 6
Q N Lapentti
M Safin
7 6   Q N Lapentti
M Safin
2 77 3
2 Y Kafelnikov
D Vacek
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