1988 Bordeaux Open – Singles

Emilio Sánchez was the defending champion but chose to compete at Hilversum in the same week, winning that tournament.

Singles
1988 Bordeaux Open
Champion Thomas Muster
Runner-up Ronald Agénor
Final score6–3, 6–3
Draw32 (2WC/4Q/1LL)
Seeds8
Main article: 1988 Bordeaux Open

Thomas Muster won the title by defeating Ronald Agénor 6–3, 6–3 in the final.[1][2]

Seeds
  1. Yannick Noah (semifinals)
  2. Kent Carlsson (quarterfinals, withdrew)
  3. Thomas Muster (champion)
  4. Joakim Nyström (quarterfinals)
  5. Ronald Agénor (final)
  6. Luiz Mattar (quarterfinals)
  7. Jordi Arrese (first round)
  8. Lawson Duncan (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
          
1 Yannick Noah 6 2 3
5 Ronald Agénor 4 6 6
5 Ronald Agénor 3 3
3 Thomas Muster 6 6
3 Thomas Muster 4 6 7
Horst Skoff 6 4 5

Top half
First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 Y Noah 6 7 6
LL G Rivas 7 5 3 1 Y Noah 6 1 7
F Davín 6 6 F Davín 2 6 6
F Cancellotti 0 3 1 Y Noah 6 7 6
P Lindgren 0 1 8 L Duncan 7 6 4
A Tous 6 6 A Tous 2 0
G Vilas 7 2 3 8 L Duncan 6 6
8 L Duncan 6 6 6 1 Y Noah 6 2 3
4 J Nyström 6 4 6 5 R Agénor 4 6 6
Q É Winogradsky 0 6 1 4 J Nyström 6 6
C Miniussi 3 6 Q T Pham 4 4
Q T Pham 6 7 4 J Nyström 4 4
Q G Giussani 0 3 5 R Agénor 6 6
J Potier 6 6 J Potier 2 3
T Tulasne 6 2 2 5 R Agénor 6 6
5 R Agénor 4 6 6

Bottom half
First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
6 L Mattar 6 6
WC L Courteau 2 2 6 L Mattar 6 6
F Luna 4 6 6 F Luna 3 4
WC S Grenier 6 3 3 6 L Mattar 5 2
C Pistolesi 6 6 7 3 T Muster 7 6
JP Fleurian 3 7 5 C Pistolesi 2 1
T Champion 1 4 3 T Muster 6 6
3 T Muster 6 6 3 T Muster 4 6 7
7 J Arrese 3 6 5 H Skoff 6 4 5
P Arraya 6 2 7 P Arraya 2 2
H Skoff 4 6 6 H Skoff 6 6
M Filippini 6 3 0 H Skoff w/o
Q JC Báguena 7 6 2 2 K Carlsson
M Rackl 6 7 6 M Rackl 2 2
P Baur 3 2 2 K Carlsson 6 6
2 K Carlsson 6 6

References
  1. "Tennis Roundup: Agassi Has No Trouble With Annacone in Final". Los Angeles Times. 1 August 1988. Retrieved 18 July 2021. Austria’s Thomas Muster won his second Grand Prix title in a month, defeating Haiti’s Ronald Agenor, 6-3, 6-3, in the final of the Bordeaux Passing Shot tournament at Bordeaux, France.
  2. "Tennis (Bordeaux Passing Shot)". The Washington Post. 1 August 1988. Retrieved 18 July 2021. Third-seeded Thomas Muster of Austria won his second Nabisco Grand Prix title in a month, defeating Haiti's Ronald Agenor, 6-3, 6-3, in the final of the $245,000 tournament in Bordeaux, France.
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