2021 Potchefstroom Open – Doubles

This was the second edition of the tournament. There was no defending champion as the tournament was canceled at the quarterfinals stage due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[1]

Doubles
2021 Potchefstroom Open
ChampionsSwitzerland Marc-Andrea Hüsler
Czech Republic Zdeněk Kolář
Runners-upCanada Peter Polansky
Canada Brayden Schnur
Score6–4, 2–6, [10–4]

Marc-Andrea Hüsler and Zdeněk Kolář won the title after defeating Peter Polansky and Brayden Schnur 6–4, 2–6, [10–4] in the final.

Seeds

Draw

Key

First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 South Africa R Klaasen
South Africa R Roelofse
6 6
WC South Africa Vasilios Caripi
South Africa Vaughn Hunter
3 2 1 South Africa R Klaasen
South Africa R Roelofse
6 7
PR Belgium J Cagnina
Spain N Kuhn
6 6 PR Belgium J Cagnina
Spain N Kuhn
1 5
WC South Africa Devin Badenhorst
South Africa Pierre Malan
3 4 1 South Africa R Klaasen
South Africa R Roelofse
3 4
4 Russia T Gabashvili
Netherlands M Vervoort
3 64 Canada P Polansky
Canada B Schnur
6 6
Canada P Polansky
Canada B Schnur
6 77 Canada P Polansky
Canada B Schnur
78 3 [10]
Bulgaria D Kuzmanov
Ecuador R Quiroz
6 6 Bulgaria D Kuzmanov
Ecuador R Quiroz
66 6 [8]
WC South Africa Robbie Arends
South Africa Khololwam Montsi
3 2 Canada P Polansky
Canada B Schnur
4 6 [4]
United Kingdom L Broady
United Kingdom J Draper
77 7 2 Switzerland M-A Hüsler
Czech Republic Z Kolář
6 2 [10]
Zimbabwe B Lock
Australia A Santillan
65 5 United Kingdom L Broady
United Kingdom J Draper
3 6 [10]
Dominican Republic R Cid Subervi
India A Kadhe
4 6 [10] Dominican Republic R Cid Subervi
India A Kadhe
6 4 [6]
3 France B Bonzi
France T Lamasine
6 4 [4] United Kingdom L Broady
United Kingdom J Draper
64 3
France G Blancaneaux
Turkey C İlkel
4 4 2 Switzerland M-A Hüsler
Czech Republic Z Kolář
77 6
Spain A Menéndez Maceiras
Austria L Miedler
6 6 Spain A Menéndez Maceiras
Austria L Miedler
63 6 [7]
Alt Netherlands J de Jong
Czech Republic V Kopřiva
3 4 2 Switzerland M-A Hüsler
Czech Republic Z Kolář
77 3 [10]
2 Switzerland M-A Hüsler
Czech Republic Z Kolář
6 6

References

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