Rio de Janeiro Open

Rio de Janeiro Open
Defunct tennis tournament
Created 1989
Ended 1990
Event name Rio de Janeiro Open (1989)
Banespa Open (1990)
Tour Grand Prix circuit (1989)
ATP Tour (1990)
Surface Carpet (1989–90)

The Rio de Janeiro Open is a defunct Grand Prix and ATP Tour affiliated tennis tournament played from 1989 to 1990. It was held in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and played on indoor carpet courts.

Contents

Results

Singles

Year Champion Runner-up Score
1989 Luiz Mattar Martín Jaite 6–4, 5–7, 6–4
1990 Luiz Mattar Andrew Sznajder 6–4, 6–4

Doubles

Year Champions Runners-up Score
1989 Jorge Lozano / Todd Witsken Patrick McEnroe / Tim Wilkison 2–6, 6–4, 6–4
1990 Brian Garrow / Sven Salumaa Nelson Aerts / Fernando Roese 7–5, 6–3

References

ATP World Series (1990–1997)
1990–1997 San Francisco/San Jose  • Kiawah Island/Charlotte/Birmingham/Pinehurst/Orlando • Munich • Estoril • Genoa/St. Polten • London • 's-Hertogenbosch • Newport • Gstaad • Bastad • Hilversum/Amsterdam • Los Angeles • Umag • Long Island • Moscow • Basel • Lyon • Adelaide • Wellington • Sydney Outdoor • Auckland • Rotterdam • Orlando/Atlanta • Hong Kong • Bologna • Kitzbühel • San Marino • Palermo • Prague • Toulouse
1990 Memphis • Rio de Janeiro • Sanremo  • Wembley • Itaparica • 1990–1991 Geneva • Berlin • 1990–1992/1996 Singapore • 1990/1992–1997 Casablanca • 1990–1992 Milan • Guaruja • Brisbane • 1990–1994 Manchester • Florence • Schenectady • Athens • Madrid • 1990–1995 Nice • Bordeaux • Vienna • 1990–1996 Seoul • Tel Aviv • 1991 Brasilia • Birmingham, UK • 1991–1992 Buzios • 1991–1993 Sao Paulo • Tampa • 1991–1997 Copenhagen • 1992 Maceió • Cologne • 1992–1993 Bolzano • Taipei • 1992–1994 Antwerp • 1992–1995 Johannesburg/Durban/Sun City • 1992–1997 Scottsdale • 1993–1994 Zaragoza • Osaka • 1993–1995 Kuala Lumpur • 1993–1996 Jakarta • 1993–1997 Doha • Delray Beach  • Santiago/Vina del Mar • Marseille • Buenos Aires • Halle • Beijing • Bucharest • Birmingham, USA • Dubai • Mexico City • 1994 Oahu • 1994–1995 Montevideo • 1994–1997 Ostrava • Bogotá • 1995–1996 Bermuda • 1995–1997 Valencia/Marbella • Nottingham • Stockholm • St. Petersburg • Porto • 1996–1997 Chennai • Shanghai • Stuttgart Outdoor • Zagreb • Bournemouth/Brighton • 1997 Boston • Tashkent