2011 Atlanta Tennis Championships – Doubles

Doubles
2011 Atlanta Tennis Championships
Final
Champions	United States Alex Bogomolov Jr. Australia Matthew Ebden
Runners-up	Germany Matthias Bachinger Germany Frank Moser
Score	3–6, 7–5, [10–8]
Events
Singles Doubles
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2011 tennis event results

Scott Lipsky and Rajeev Ram were the defending champions, but were defeated in the first round by wildcards Drake Bernstein and Kevin King.
Alex Bogomolov Jr. and Matthew Ebden defeated Matthias Bachinger and Frank Moser in the final, 3–6, 7–5, [10–8].

Seeds

First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals

WC United States D Bernstein
United States K King 7⁷ 6 WC United States D Bernstein
United States K King 6⁸ 1

Germany M Bachinger
Germany F Moser 4 7⁷ [10] Germany M Bachinger
Germany F Moser 7¹⁰ 6

WC United States R Harrison
United States D Young 6 6³ [6] Germany M Bachinger
Germany F Moser 6 1 [10]

4 United Kingdom C Fleming
United Kingdom R Hutchins 7 6⁵ [10] 4 United Kingdom C Fleming
United Kingdom R Hutchins 4 6 [8]

Bulgaria G Dimitrov
United States R Sweeting 5 7⁷ [6] 4 United Kingdom C Fleming
United Kingdom R Hutchins 6 6

Russia I Kunitsyn
United States M Russell 6⁷ 6 [10] Germany M Bachinger
Germany F Moser 6 5 [8]

France N Mahut
Luxembourg G Müller 6 4 [5] United States A Bogomolov Jr.
Australia M Ebden 3 7 [10]

Lithuania R Berankis
Belgium X Malisse 4 6 [10] Lithuania R Berankis
Belgium X Malisse 6 7⁷

India S Devvarman
Philippines TC Huey 6 7 India S Devvarman
Philippines TC Huey 1 6⁵

Australia A Fisher
Australia S Huss 6⁵ 5 United States A Bogomolov Jr.
Australia M Ebden 6 7⁷

United States A Bogomolov Jr.
Australia M Ebden 7⁷ 7 United States A Bogomolov Jr.
Australia M Ebden w/o

United States J Blake
United States J Isner 6 6 United States J Blake
United States J Isner

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