1984 Ebel German Open – Singles

Yannick Noah was the defending champion, but lost in the quarterfinals to tournament winner Juan Aguilera.

Singles
1984 Ebel German Open
Champion Juan Aguilera
Runner-up Henrik Sundström
Final score6–4, 2–6, 2–6, 6–4, 6–4
Draw56 (7Q)
Seeds16
Main article: 1984 Ebel German Open

Aguilera won the title by defeating Henrik Sundström 6–4, 2–6, 2–6, 6–4, 6–4 in the final.[1][2]

Seeds

The first eight seeds seeds received a bye into the second round.

  1. Mats Wilander (Semifinals)
  2. Yannick Noah (Quarterfinals)
  3. José Higueras (Third round)
  4. Andrés Gómez (Quarterfinals)
  5. Eliot Teltscher (Second round)
  6. Guillermo Vilas (Semifinals)
  7. José Luis Clerc (Second round)
  8. Tomáš Šmíd (Third round)
  9. Anders Järryd (Third round)
  10. Henrik Sundström (Final)
  11. Stefan Edberg (First round)
  12. Chris Lewis (Third round)
  13. Heinz Günthardt (Second round)
  14. Henri Leconte (First round)
  15. Gene Mayer (Quarterfinals)
  16. Joakim Nyström (First round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
                 
1 Mats Wilander 6 6
Libor Pimek 0 2
1 Mats Wilander 2 5
10 Henrik Sundström 6 7
4 Andrés Gómez 4 6 4
10 Henrik Sundström 6 3 6
10 Henrik Sundström 4 6 6 4 4
Juan Aguilera 6 2 2 6 6
6 Guillermo Vilas 6 6
15 Gene Mayer 3 2
6 Guillermo Vilas 6 3
Juan Aguilera 7 6
Juan Aguilera 6 2 7
2 Yannick Noah 4 6 5

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 M Wilander 7 4 6
E Fromm 3 3 P McNamee 5 6 2
P McNamee 6 6 1 M Wilander 3 6 6
Q S Sorensen 6 6 D Keretić 6 0 2
S Giammalva Jr. 3 2 Q S Sorensen 2 5
D Keretić 7 6 D Keretić 6 7
11 S Edberg 6 4 1 M Wilander 6 6
14 H Leconte 6 3 4 L Pimek 0 2
J Lloyd 1 6 6 J Lloyd 3 1
B Taróczy 4 2 W Fibak 6 6
W Fibak 6 6 W Fibak 1 6 3
Q C Freyss 0 5 L Pimek 6 3 6
L Pimek 6 7 L Pimek 4 6 6
5 E Teltscher 6 4 3

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
4 A Gómez 6 3 7
R Stadler 2 2 Q M Mortensen 1 6 5
Q M Mortensen 6 6 4 A Gómez 7 7
Q H Schwaier 2 3 F Luna 6 6
S Glickstein 6 6 S Glickstein 0 5
F Luna 6 6 F Luna 6 7
16 J Nyström 3 3 4 A Gómez 4 6 4
10 H Sundström 6 6 10 H Sundström 6 3 6
Q E Jelen 0 4 10 H Sundström 6 6
B Becker 6 6 6 B Becker 3 4
S Casal 3 7 1 10 H Sundström 6 6
M Westphal 6 6 8 T Šmíd 3 4
P Složil 3 4 M Westphal 1 6
8 T Šmíd 6 7

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
6 G Vilas 6 6
V Winitsky 5 4 M Edmondson 3 1
M Edmondson 7 6 6 G Vilas 4 6 7
F Segărceanu 6 6 6 9 A Järryd 6 1 6
C Panatta 4 7 2 F Segărceanu 2 5
J Alexander 4 3 9 A Järryd 6 7
9 A Järryd 6 6 6 G Vilas 6 6
15 G Mayer 6 7 15 G Mayer 3 2
M Leach 4 6 15 G Mayer 6 6
T Högstedt 3 0 W Masur 4 2
W Masur 6 6 15 G Mayer 6 6
P Arraya 6 6 3 J Higueras 4 3
M Ostoja 1 2 P Arraya 4 6 3
3 J Higueras 6 4 6

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
7 JL Clerc 4 4
Z Kuhárszky 6 3 7 Z Kuhárszky 6 6
C Dowdeswell 3 6 5 Z Kuhárszky 3 3
C Roger-Vasselin 3 1 J Aguilera 6 6
J Aguilera 6 6 J Aguilera 6 6
Q W Popp 2 4 13 H Günthardt 0 2
13 H Günthardt 6 6 J Aguilera 6 2 7
12 C Lewis 6 7 2 Y Noah 4 6 5
Q J Navrátil 3 6 12 C Lewis 4 6 7
B Teacher 6 2 6 B Teacher 6 2 5
H Solomon 2 6 3 12 C Lewis 1 2
T Tulasne 1 7 6 2 Y Noah 6 6
J Gunnarsson 6 5 1 T Tulasne 4 6 5
2 Y Noah 6 3 7

References
  1. "Juan Aguilera of Spain, winner of the German Open". New York City. United Press International. 5 June 1984. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
  2. Martínez Roig, Alex (14 May 1984). "Joan Aguilera: El tenista de moda que cambió a tiempo la batería por la raqueta" [Joan Aguilera: The trending tennis player who switched drums for a racquet on time] (in Spanish). Barcelona: El País. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
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