2001 Hamburg Masters – Doubles

Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde were the defending champions but only Woodbridge competed that year with Jonas Björkman.

Doubles
2001 Hamburg Masters
2000 Champions Todd Woodbridge
Mark Woodforde
Champions Jonas Björkman
Todd Woodbridge
Runners-up Daniel Nestor
Sandon Stolle
Final score76(72), 36, 63

Björkman and Woodbridge won in the final 76(72), 36, 63 against Daniel Nestor and Sandon Stolle.

Seeds

Champion seeds are indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which those seeds were eliminated.

Draw

Key

Final

Final
     
1 Jonas Björkman
Todd Woodbridge
77 3 6
2 Daniel Nestor
Sandon Stolle
62 6 3

Top Half

First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 J Björkman
T Woodbridge
6 78  
  C Haggard
T Vanhoudt
4 66   1 J Björkman
T Woodbridge
6 77  
  T Carbonell
M Hill
5 5     A Olhovskiy
F Santoro
3 63  
  A Olhovskiy
F Santoro
7 7   1 J Björkman
T Woodbridge
6 79  
  L Arnold
C Suk
6 1 3 6 E Ferreira
J Palmer
3 67  
  W Black
K Ullyett
4 6 6   W Black
K Ullyett
3 6 3
WC T Henman
T Martin
3 2   6 E Ferreira
J Palmer
6 4 6
6 E Ferreira
J Palmer
6 6   1 J Björkman
T Woodbridge
6 6  
4 J Eagle
A Florent
2 62     P Pála
P Vízner
3 4  
  J Oncins
D Orsanic
6 77     J Oncins
D Orsanic
6 7  
WC N Kiefer
N Lapentti
77 6   WC N Kiefer
N Lapentti
1 5  
  M Bhupathi
L Paes
64 3     J Oncins
D Orsanic
3 2  
  P Pála
P Vízner
7 3 6   P Pála
P Vízner
6 6  
  J Knippschild
D Prinosil
5 6 2   P Pála
P Vízner
6 6  
Q A Portas
G Puentes
3     Q A Portas
G Puentes
2 3  
5 W Ferreira
Y Kafelnikov
4d  

Bottom Half

First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
7 W Arthurs
N Zimonjić
3 6 77
WC M Kohlmann
R Schüttler
6 3 64 7 W Arthurs
N Zimonjić
68 67  
  D Hrbatý
J Tarango
5 3   WC T Haas
M Mirnyi
710 79  
WC T Haas
M Mirnyi
7 6   WC T Haas
M Mirnyi
6 4 1
  T Shimada
M Wakefield
3 3     M Knowles
B MacPhie
2 6 6
  M Knowles
B MacPhie
6 6     M Knowles
B MacPhie
6 6  
  J-M Gambill
S Humphries
3       J-M Gambill
S Humphries
2 3  
3 J Novák
D Rikl
2r     M Knowles
B MacPhie
3 6 67
8 D Adams
M García
6 6   2 D Nestor
S Stolle
6 4 79
WC K Braasch
L Burgsmüller
3 2   8 D Adams
M García
68 3  
WC M Rosset
M Safin
0 5   Q S Aspelin
A Kratzmann
710 6  
Q S Aspelin
A Kratzmann
6 7   Q S Aspelin
A Kratzmann
77 4 4
  B Bryan
M Bryan
7 6   2 D Nestor
S Stolle
60 6 6
  R Federer
A O'Brien
5 3     B Bryan
M Bryan
77 4 4
  P Albano
D Macpherson
61 3   2 D Nestor
S Stolle
64 6 6
2 D Nestor
S Stolle
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