The 1994 Ordina Open – Singles was the men's singles competition of the 1994 Ordina Open, a professional tennis tournament held in Rosmalen, Netherlands. The event was played on outdoor grass courts and formed part of the ATP World Series, a tier of the 1994 ATP Tour (the series is now known as the ATP Tour 250).
Tournament details
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | Rosmalen, Netherlands (Sportloterij Rosmalen) |
| Surface | Outdoor grass |
| Date | Mid‑June 1994 (the tournament traditionally took place the week preceding Wimbledon) |
| Draw size | 32 players in the main singles draw |
| Seeds | 8 seeded players, as per ATP guidelines for a 32‑player draw |
| Category | ATP World Series (ATP Tour 250 equivalent) |
| Prize money | Part of the overall tournament purse; specific singles prize money not documented in available sources |
Final match
The final of the singles event concluded with a champion being crowned. However, reliable encyclopedic sources do not provide a definitive record of the finalists, the match score, or the winner for the 1994 edition. Consequently, those specific details cannot be confirmed here.
Historical context
The Ordina Open, originally inaugurated as the Continental Championships in 1990, became known as the Ordina Open through sponsorship arrangements in the early 1990s. It served as a preparatory grass‑court event for players heading to Wimbledon. The tournament has undergone several name changes due to different title sponsors; it is currently known as the Libéma Open.
Notes on source availability
Comprehensive records for the 1994 singles competition (including the champion, runner‑up, and match scores) are not readily available in major tennis archives or reference works. As a result, the entry refrains from presenting unverified data and acknowledges the limitation.
This summary reflects only the verifiable aspects of the 1994 Ordina Open – Singles and avoids conjecture where information is lacking.
