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1985 U.S. Clay Court Championships – Men's doubles

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Men's doubles
1985 U.S. Clay Court Championships
Final
ChampionsUnited States Ken Flach
United States Robert Seguso
Runners-upCzechoslovakia Pavel Složil
Australia Kim Warwick
Score6–4, 6–4
Events
Singles men women
Doubles men women
← 1984 · U.S. Clay Court Championships · 1986 →

Top-seeds Ken Flach and Robert Seguso won the title for the second successive year, beating second-seeded pair Pavel Složil and Kim Warwick in the final.[1]

Seeds

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The top four seeds received a bye into the second round. A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated.

Draw

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Key

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Finals

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Semifinals Final
          
1 United States Ken Flach
United States Robert Seguso
7 6  
7 Ecuador Andrés Gómez
Ecuador Ricardo Ycaza
6 2  
1 United States Ken Flach
United States Robert Seguso
6 6  
2 Czechoslovakia Pavel Složil
Australia Kim Warwick
4 4  
4 Czechoslovakia Libor Pimek
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Slobodan Živojinović
3 6 1
2 Czechoslovakia Pavel Složil
Australia Kim Warwick
6 1 6

Top half

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First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 United States K Flach
United States R Seguso
6 3 6
  Nigeria T Mmoh
Finland L Palin
1 6 8   Czechoslovakia J Navrátil
West Germany W Popp
3 6 3
  Czechoslovakia J Navrátil
West Germany W Popp
6 3 10 1 United States K Flach
United States R Seguso
7 6  
  United States R Leach
United States M Wooldridge
6 3 8   Mexico J Lozano
United States T Witsken
6 3  
  United States Fred Perrin
United States N Schellenger
4 6 6   United States R Leach
United States M Wooldridge
4 2  
  Mexico J Lozano
United States T Witsken
6 6     Mexico J Lozano
United States T Witsken
6 6  
5 Chile H Gildemeister
Australia D Graham
4 1   1 United States K Flach
United States R Seguso
7 6  
  Ecuador A Gómez
Ecuador R Ycaza
6 2  
3 United States G Donnelly
United States B Willenborg
6 3 1
  United States R Baxter
United States J Ross
7 4 4   United States T Delatte
United States C Wittus
3 6 6
  United States T Delatte
United States C Wittus
5 6 6   United States T Delatte
United States C Wittus
4 2  
  Peru P Arraya
Czechoslovakia S Birner
5 4     Ecuador A Gómez
Ecuador R Ycaza
6 6  
  France G Forget
Australia J Frawley
7 6     France G Forget
Australia J Frawley
5 4  
  Ecuador A Gómez
Ecuador R Ycaza
6 6     Ecuador A Gómez
Ecuador R Ycaza
7 6  
7 Puerto Rico E Fernández
United States E Van't Hof
3 4  

Bottom half

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First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
6 United States B Cox
United States M Dickson
7 3 4
  Argentina M Jaite
Uruguay D Pérez
5 6 6   Argentina M Jaite
Uruguay D Pérez
4 1  
  Australia CA Miller
Australia L Warder
7 7     Australia CA Miller
Australia L Warder
6 6  
  United States B Page
United States Doug Pielet
5 5     Australia CA Miller
Australia L Warder
3 6 3
  Spain J Aguilera
Argentina E Bengoechea
4 2   4 Czechoslovakia L Pimek
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia S Živojinović
6 1 6
  United States D Goldie
Czechoslovakia I Lendl
6 6     United States D Goldie
Czechoslovakia I Lendl
3 6  
4 Czechoslovakia L Pimek
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia S Živojinović
6 7  
4 Czechoslovakia L Pimek
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia S Živojinović
3 6 1
8 New Zealand C Lewis
United States M Purcell
3 6 4 2 Czechoslovakia P Složil
Australia K Warwick
6 1 6
WC France Y Noah
Argentina G Vilas
6 3 6 WC France Y Noah
Argentina G Vilas
     
  Czechoslovakia M Mečíř
Peru J Yzaga
5 6 2 WC Sweden S Eriksson
Sweden M Pernfors
w/o    
WC Sweden S Eriksson
Sweden M Pernfors
7 4 6 WC Sweden S Eriksson
Sweden M Pernfors
2 2  
  West Germany K Richter
United States J Turpin
6 7   2 Czechoslovakia P Složil
Australia K Warwick
6 6  
  Spain J Arrese
Spain G Urpí
1 6     West Germany K Richter
United States J Turpin
4 0  
2 Czechoslovakia P Složil
Australia K Warwick
6 6  

References

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  1. ^ "Lendl surprised with U.S. Clay Court win". Daily News. Bowling Green, Kentucky. Associated Press. July 24, 1985.
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