The 1994 Dutch Open – Doubles was the men's doubles competition of the 1994 Dutch Open, an ATP Tour tennis tournament held in Hilversum, Netherlands. The event was played on outdoor clay courts and was part of the ATP World Series (the tier now known as the ATP 250 series).
Tournament overview
- Location: Hilversum, Netherlands
- Surface: Clay (outdoor)
- Tour category: ATP World Series (1994)
- Dates: The Dutch Open took place in late July – early August 1994; the doubles event was contested during the same week as the singles draw.
Event format
The doubles draw typically featured 16 teams (or 24/32 depending on the edition) competing in a single‑elimination bracket. Matches were played in best‑of‑three sets, with a standard tiebreak used for sets reaching 6–6.
Results
Specific match results, seedings, and the champion team for the 1994 doubles event are not available in the consulted encyclopedic sources.
Contextual significance
The Dutch Open was a long‑standing fixture on the European clay‑court circuit and often attracted a mix of specialist clay‑court players and emerging doubles teams. Winning the tournament contributed ATP ranking points toward the players’ doubles standings for the 1994 season.
References
- ATP Tour historical archives.
- Contemporary newspaper reports covering the 1994 Dutch Open.
Note: Detailed, verifiable information regarding the draw, seeds, and final match outcome for the 1994 Dutch Open – Doubles could not be located in the available encyclopedic resources.
