Tennis at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's doubles

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Tennis at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Singles		men		women
Doubles		men		women

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Chile Fernando González Nicolás Massú	Germany Nicolas Kiefer Rainer Schüttler	Croatia Mario Ančić Ivan Ljubičić

Contents 1 Round of 32 2 Round of 16 3 Quarterfinals 4 Semifinals 5 Bronze medal match 6 Final

[edit] Round of 32

all matches on August 15 & August 16
winners in bold

Bob Bryan & Mike Bryan, United States	(6-1, 6-2)	Marat Safin & Mikhail Youzhny, Russia
Max Mirnyi & Vladimir Voltchkov, Belarus	(walk over)	Hicham Arazi & Younes El Aynaoui, Morocco
Fernando González & Nicolás Massú, Chile	(7-5, 6-4)	Mark Knowles & Mark Merklein, Bahamas
Gaston Etlis & Martin Rodriguez, Argentina	(6-3, 6-4)	Feliciano López & Tommy Robredo, Spain
Michael Llodra & Fabrice Santoro, France	(6-3, 6-2)	Xavier Malisse & Olivier Rochus, Belgium
Daniel Nestor & Fred Niemeyer, Canada	(6-2, 7-5)	Karol Beck & Dominik Hrbatý, Slovakia
Mario Ančić & Ivan Ljubičić, Croatia	(walk over)	Jonas Bjorkman & Joachim Johansson, Sweden
Martin Damm & Cyril Suk, Czech Republic	(6-1, 6-3)	Konstantinos Economidis & Vasilis Mazarakis, Greece
Mahesh Bhupathi & Leander Paes, India	(7-5, 6-3)	Mardy Fish and Andy Roddick, United States
Yves Allegro & Roger Federer, Switzerland	(6-3, 6-2)	Mariusz Fyrstenberg & Marcin Matkowski, Poland
Andre Sa & Flavio Saretta, Brazil	(8-6, 6-1)	Carlos Moyà & Rafael Nadal, Spain
Wayne Black & Kevin Ullyett, Zimbabwe	(5-7, 6-4, 9-7)	Arnaud Clement & Sébastien Grosjean, France
Jonathan Erlich & Andy Ram, Israel	(7-5, 6-3)	Thomas Enqvist & Robin Soderling, Sweden
Igor Andreev & Nikolay Davydenko, Russia	(3-6, 6-3, 6-4)	Augustin Calleri & David Nalbandian, Argentina
Nicolas Kiefer & Rainer Schüttler, Germany	(7-5, 7-5)	Victor Hanescu & Andrei Pavel, Romania
Wayne Arthurs & Todd Woodbridge, Australia	(6-4, 6-3)	Tomáš Berdych & Jiří Novák, Czech Republic

[edit] Round of 16

all matches on August 17
winners in bold

Bob Bryan & Mike Bryan, USA	(6-3, 6-3)	Max Mirnyi & Vladimir Voltchkov, BLR
Fernando González & Nicolás Massú, CHI	(6-3, 7-6)	Gaston Etlis & Martin Rodriguez, ARG
Michael Llodra & Fabrice Santoro, FRA	(6-3, 6-7, 6-3)	Daniel Nestor & Fred Niemeyer, CAN
Mario Ančić & Ivan Ljubičić, CRO	(8-6, 5-7, 7-5)	Martin Damm & Cyril Suk, CZE
Mahesh Bhupathi & Leander Paes, IND	(6-2, 7-6)	Yves Allegro & Roger Federer, SUI
Wayne Black & Kevin Ullyett, ZIM	(6-3, 6-4)	Andre Sa & Flavio Saretta, BRA
Jonathan Erlich & Andi Ram, ISR	(6-4, 6-1)	Igor Andreev & Nikolay Davydenko, Russia
Nicolas Kiefer & Rainer Schüttler, GER	(8-6, 6-3)	Wayne Arthurs & Tood Woodbridge, AUS

[edit] Quarterfinals

all matches on August 18
winners in bold

Fernando González & Nicolás Massú, CHI	(7-5, 6-4)	Bob Bryan & Mike Bryan, USA
Mario Ančić & Ivan Ljubičić, CRO	(4-6, 6-3, 9-7)	Michael Llodra & Fabrice Santoro, FRA
Mahesh Bhupathi & Leander Paes, IND	(6-4, 6-4)	Wayne Black & Kevin Ullyett, ZIM
Nicolas Kiefer & Rainer Schüttler, GER	(2-6, 6-2, 6-2)	Jonathan Erlich & Andi Ram, ISR

[edit] Semifinals

all matches on August 19
winners in bold

Fernando González & Nicolás Massú, CHI	(7-5, 4-6, 6-4)	Mario Ančić & Ivan Ljubičić, CRO
Nicolas Kiefer & Rainer Schüttler, GER	(6-2, 6-3)	Mahesh Bhupathi & Leander Paes, IND

[edit] Bronze medal match

all matches on August 20
winners in bold

Mario Ančić & Ivan Ljubičić, CRO

(7-65, 4-6, 16-14)

Mahesh Bhupathi & Leander Paes, IND

[edit] Final

all matches on August 21
winners in bold

Fernando González & Nicolás Massú, CHI

(6-2, 4-6, 3-6, 7-67, 6-4)

Nicolas Kiefer & Rainer Schüttler, GER