1999 US Open – Men's Doubles Qualifying

Men's Doubles Qualifying
1999 US Open

Seeds

  1. James Greenhalgh / Grant Silcock (Qualifying Competition)
  2. Paul Rosner / Dušan Vemić (First Round)
  3. Andrew Painter / Byron Talbot (Qualifying Competition)
  4. Ota Fukárek / Alejandro Hernández (Qualifying Competition)
  5. Maurice Ruah / André Sá (Qualifiers)
  6. Ben Ellwood / Michael Tebbutt (Qualifiers)
  7. Sander Groen / Gabriel Trifu (First Round)
  8. Thomas Shimada / Myles Wakefield (Qualifiers)

Qualifiers

Draw

Key

First Qualifier

First Round Qualifying Competition
          
1 James Greenhalgh
Grant Silcock
6 6  
  Petr Dezort
Radomír Vašek
3 2  
1 James Greenhalgh
Grant Silcock
6 6  
8 Thomas Shimada
Myles Wakefield
7 7  
  João Cunha e Silva
Edwin Kempes
3 3  
8 Thomas Shimada
Myles Wakefield
6 6  

Second Qualifier

First Round Qualifying Competition
          
2 Paul Rosner
Dušan Vemić
7 3 6
  Mitch Sprengelmayer
Jason Weir-Smith
6 6 7
  Mitch Sprengelmayer
Jason Weir-Smith
6 7  
  Barry Cowan
Wesley Whitehouse
2 6  
  Barry Cowan
Wesley Whitehouse
6 6  
7 Sander Groen
Gabriel Trifu
3 4  

Third Qualifier

First Round Qualifying Competition
          
3 Andrew Painter
Byron Talbot
6 6 6
WC Scott Eddins
Nathan Zeder
7 1 4
3 Andrew Painter
Byron Talbot
4 1  
6 Ben Ellwood
Michael Tebbutt
6 6  
  Noam Behr
Harel Levy
3 4  
6 Ben Ellwood
Michael Tebbutt
6 6  

Fourth Qualifier

First Round Qualifying Competition
          
4 Ota Fukárek
Alejandro Hernández
6 6  
WC Brandon Hawk
Doug Root
2 4  
4 Ota Fukárek
Alejandro Hernández
6 7 5
5 Maurice Ruah
André Sá
7 6 7
WC Ali Hamadeh
Michael Joyce
1 4  
5 Maurice Ruah
André Sá
6 6  
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