ATP Seoul 1989 Draw, Results & Schedule

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Robert Vant Hof won the 1989 Seoul, defeating Brad Drewett 7-5 6-4 in the final. The ATP 250 event was played on hard courts in Seoul, South Korea, from April 10 to April 16, 1989.

Champion
Robert Vant Hof
def. Brad Drewett , 7-5 6-4
Dates
Apr 10 — Apr 16
Location
Seoul, South Korea
Category
ATP 250
Surface
Hard
Prize money
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DateRoundWinnerScoreLoserH2HMatch
F (1)
Apr 16, 1989* F Robert Vant Hof 7-5 6-4 Brad Drewett #103 — Match data
SF (2)
Apr 15, 1989* SF Robert Vant Hof 6-2 6-2 John Fitzgerald #36 — Match data
Apr 15, 1989* SF Brad Drewett #103 6-7 7-6 6-3 Kelly Evernden #77 H2H Match data
QF (3)
Apr 15, 1989* QF John Fitzgerald #36 6-2 3-6 6-3 Jean-Philippe Fleurian #115 H2H Match data
Apr 15, 1989* QF Kelly Evernden #77 4-6 7-6 7-5 Paul Chamberlin #105 H2H Match data
Apr 15, 1989* QF Brad Drewett #103 6-7 7-5 7-6 Vijay Amritraj #194 H2H Match data
R16 (8)
Apr 14, 1989* R16 Jean-Philippe Fleurian #115 6-3 7-5 Matt Anger #128 H2H Match data
Apr 14, 1989* R16 Bong Soo Kim 6-4 6-7 6-1 Leif Shiras #124 — Match data
Apr 14, 1989* R16 Vijay Amritraj #194 6-3 6-2 Nicolas Pereira #131 H2H Match data
Apr 14, 1989* R16 Brad Drewett #103 6-4 6-4 Steve Guy #179 H2H Match data
Apr 14, 1989* R16 John Fitzgerald #36 7-6 7-5 Jin Sun Yoo #330 H2H Match data
Apr 14, 1989* R16 Robert Vant Hof 5-7 7-6 7-6 Tomas Nydahl #181 — Match data
Apr 14, 1989* R16 Kelly Evernden #77 6-3 6-2 Jonathan Canter #132 H2H Match data
Apr 14, 1989* R16 Paul Chamberlin #105 6-1 7-5 Mark Kratzmann #137 H2H Match data
R32 (16)
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Matt Anger #128 7-6 7-6 Christian Saceanu #107 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Tomas Nydahl #181 6-4 6-4 Scott Davis #97 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Steve Guy #179 6-3 6-2 Johan Carlsson #119 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Jean-Philippe Fleurian #115 6-4 3-6 6-2 Tobias Svantesson #116 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Brad Drewett #103 7-5 6-4 Larry Scott #538 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Robert Vant Hof 6-3 4-6 7-6 Andrew Castle #171 — Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Paul Chamberlin #105 7-5 6-2 Yahiya Doumbia #155 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Jonathan Canter #132 6-2 6-2 Jeremy Bates #161 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Leif Shiras #124 7-6 3-6 6-1 Glenn Layendecker #102 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Kelly Evernden #77 6-3 6-4 Gap Taik Ro #304 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Nicolas Pereira #131 6-3 6-4 Olli Rahnasto #98 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Bong Soo Kim 7-6 7-5 Paul Wekesa #178 — Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 John Fitzgerald #36 7-6 6-0 Jason Goodall — Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Vijay Amritraj #194 6-3 6-3 Gianluca Pozzi #160 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Mark Kratzmann #137 6-1 6-2 Young Min Kwon #392 H2H Match data
Apr 13, 1989* R32 Jin Sun Yoo #330 2-6 6-1 7-6 Broderick Dyke #164 H2H Match data

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Seoul held?
Seoul is held in Seoul, South Korea.
Who won the most recent Seoul?
The 2022 Seoul was won by Yoshihito Nishioka 6-4 7-6(5).
Who has won the most Seoul titles?
Alex Antonitsch has won 1 Seoul title, the most by any player.
When was the first Seoul played?
The first edition of Seoul was held in 1987.
What surface is Seoul played on?
Seoul is played on hard courts.