1987 Swedish Open – Singles

The defending champion was Emilio Sánchez who lost in the semifinals. The fifth seeded, Joakim Nyström from Sweden won the singles title.[1]

Singles
1987 Swedish Open
Final
ChampionSweden Joakim Nyström
Runner-upSweden Stefan Edberg
Score4–6, 6–0, 6–3
Details
Draw32
Seeds8
Events
Singles Doubles
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Seeds

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A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated.

  1.   Mats Wilander (semifinals)
  2.   Stefan Edberg (final)
  3.   Kent Carlsson (quarterfinals)
  4.   Emilio Sánchez (semifinals)
  5.   Joakim Nyström (champion)
  6.   Anders Järryd (quarterfinals)
  7.   Mikael Pernfors (second round)
  8.   Ulf Stenlund (first round)

Draw

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First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1   M Wilander 7 4 6
  D Pérez 5 6 3 1   M Wilander 6 6
  J Sánchez 2 4     F Luna 2 3
    F Luna 6 6 1   M Wilander 6 7
  M Tideman 6 3 0   J Gunnarsson 4 6
    J Gunnarsson 3 6 6   J Gunnarsson 6 6  
Q   P Lindgren 7 2 7 Q   P Lindgren 1 0  
8   U Stenlund 6 6 5 1   M Wilander 2 2
3   K Carlsson 6 2 6 5   J Nyström 6 6
WC   M Gustafsson 3 6 3 3   K Carlsson 6 6 6
  P Arraya 6 6   P Arraya 7 4 0
WC   T Carbonell 3 4 3   K Carlsson 3 6 5
Q   D Engel 4 4 5   J Nyström 6 5 7
    J Navrátil 6 6   J Navrátil 0 1  
  F Cancellotti 3 2 5   J Nyström 6 6  
5   J Nyström 6 6 5   J Nyström 4 6 6
6   A Järryd 6 6 2   S Edberg 6 0 3
  D Keretić 4 2 6   A Järryd 7 6
  L Duncan 6 6     L Duncan 5 1
Q   L Jönsson 4 3   6   A Järryd 3 2
  H de la Peña 1 3 4   E Sánchez 6 6
    C Bergström 6 6   C Bergström 6 3 1
WC   L-A Wahlgren 1 4 4   E Sánchez 4 6 6
4   E Sánchez 6 6 4   E Sánchez 4 0
7   M Pernfors 5 6 6 2   S Edberg 6 6
    J Avendaño 7 3 3 7   M Pernfors 4 2
  M Buckley 3 4   P Vojtischek 6 6
  P Vojtischek 6 6   P Vojtischek 3 4
    W Popp 7 6 3 2   S Edberg 6 6
Q   T Haldin 5 7 6 Q   T Haldin 2 0
    S Eriksson 3 2 2   S Edberg 6 6
2   S Edberg 6 6

References

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  1. ^ "1987 Bastad – Singles draw". Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).
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