2012 Honolulu Challenger – Doubles

Doubles
	2012 Honolulu Challenger
Champions	Amer Delić; Travis Rettenmaier
Runners-up	Nicholas Monroe; Jack Sock
Final score	6–4, 7–6(7–3)

Ryan Harrison and Travis Rettenmaier were the defending champions but Harrison decided not to participate.
Rettenmaier played alongside Amer Delić and successfully defended his title defeating Nicholas Monroe and Jack Sock in the final 6–4, 7–6^(7–3).

Seeds

Pierre-Ludovic Duclos / John Paul Fruttero (First Round)
Maciek Sykut / Dennis Zivkovic (Quarterfinals)
Nicholas Monroe / Jack Sock (Final)
Lee Hsin-han / Bumpei Sato (Semifinals)

Draw

Key

Draw

First Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

1	P-L Duclos JP Fruttero	6	2	[7]
	C Rungkat Y Sugita	3	6	[10]		C Rungkat Y Sugita	1	6	[13]
WC	D Lajola M McClune	3	2			A Delić T Rettenmaier	6	2	[15]
	A Delić T Rettenmaier	6	6								A Delić T Rettenmaier	6	7
4	H-h Lee Bumpei Sato	6	6							4	H-h Lee Bumpei Sato	3	5
	T Ito G Soeda	4	2		4	H-h Lee Bumpei Sato	6	6
	P Polansky T Smyczek	6	7			P Polansky T Smyczek	0	0
WC	Mikael Maatta Jan Tribler	2	5												A Delić T Rettenmaier	6	7⁷
Q	D King-Turner M Venus	6	6											3	N Monroe J Sock	4	6³
	Y Bhambri K Čapkovič	3	2		Q	D King-Turner M Venus	1	3
WC	Hendrik Bode Ikaika Jobe	2	4		3	N Monroe J Sock	6	6
3	N Monroe J Sock	6	6							3	N Monroe J Sock	6	7⁷
	R Kendrick B Reynolds	6	6								R Kendrick B Reynolds	3	6³
	A Kuznetsov M Yani	4	4			R Kendrick B Reynolds	6	7⁷
	A Begemann F Wolmarans				2	M Sykut D Zivkovic	4	6⁴
2	M Sykut D Zivkovic	w/o

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References

Main Draw

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