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2009 Schickedanz Open – Doubles
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2009 Schickedanz Open s ESP Rubén Ramírez HidalgoESP Santiago Ventura GER Simon GreulITA Alessandro Motti 4–6, 6–1, [10–6] singles doubles
2009 Schickedanz Open
Philipp Marx and Alexander Peya were the defending champions, but Peya didn't start this year.
Marx partnered up with Denis Gremelmayr. However, they lost to Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo and Santiago Ventura in the semifinal. This pair won all matches and became the new champions, after won against Simon Greul and Alessandro Motti in the final.
Seeds
30em ESP Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo / ESP Santiago Ventura (champions)
AUT Daniel Köllerer / GER Frank Moser (quarterfinals)
GER Denis Gremelmayr / GER Philipp Marx (semifinals)
ARG Juan Pablo Brzezicki / ESP David Marrero (first round, withdrew)
Draw
Draw
First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals 1 ESP R Ramírez HidalgoESP S Ventura 6 6 ESP MÁ López JaénESP P Riba 3 2 WC JAM D BrownCZE D Karol 6 6 COL A FallaCOL S Giraldo 3 4 3 GER D GremelmayrGER P Marx 6 6 CRO R KaranušićSRB B Pašanski 2 4 WC GER P GojowczykGER M Meigel 1 4 RUS T GabashviliRUS D Matsukevich 6 6 ARG J-P AmadoARG E Schwank w/o ALT BRA F FerreiroESP G Trujillo-Soler GER S GreulITA A Motti 4 ARG JP BrzezickiESP D Marrero w/o BRA R HocevarBRA J Souza 4 2 AUS P LuczakAUS J Sirianni 6 6 WC GER P TorebkoGER J Zietsman 4 2 2 AUT D KöllererGER F Moser 6 6 1 ESP R Ramírez HidalgoESP S Ventura 6 6 WC JAM D BrownCZE D Karol 2 4 3 GER D GremelmayrGER P Marx 6 6 RUS T GabashviliRUS D Matsukevich 4 4 ALT BRA F FerreiroESP G Trujillo-Soler 4 6 [6] GER S GreulITA A Motti 6 3 [10] AUS P LuczakAUS J Sirianni 6 7 2 AUT D KöllererGER F Moser 3 5 1 ESP R Ramírez HidalgoESP S Ventura 6 6 3 GER D GremelmayrGER P Marx 2 4 GER S GreulITA A Motti 6 7 AUS P LuczakAUS J Sirianni 2 65 1 ESP R Ramírez HidalgoESP S Ventura 4 6 [10] GER S GreulITA A Motti 6 1 [6]
References
Doubles Draw
Schickedanz Open - Doubles
2009 Doubles