2010 MasterCard Tennis Cup – Doubles

Doubles
2010 MasterCard Tennis Cup
Champions Brazil Rogério Dutra da Silva
Brazil Júlio Silva
Runners-up Brazil Vítor Manzini
Brazil Pedro Zerbinni
Final score 7–6(3), 6–2

Brian Dabul and Marcel Felder were the defending champions. Dabul didn't compete this year and Felder played with Andrés Molteni, losing in the quarterfinals.
Rogério Dutra da Silva and Júlio Silva won the title, defeating Vítor Manzini and Pedro Zerbinni 7–6(3), 6–2 in the final.

Seeds

Draw

Key

Draw

First Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals   Finals
1  South Africa R Klaasen
 South Africa I van der Merwe
65 6 [6]  
WC  Brazil V Manzini
 Brazil P Zerbinni
7 4 [10]     WC  Brazil V Manzini
 Brazil P Zerbinni
7 6    
   United States B Evans
 Japan T Ito
6 4 [11]        United States B Evans
 Japan T Ito
5 3    
   United Kingdom J Baker
 United States N Monroe
1 6 [9]       WC  Brazil V Manzini
 Brazil P Zerbinni
       
3  Brazil M Demoliner
 Brazil R Guidolin
7 5 [4]          Colombia JS Cabal
 Colombia R Farah
w/o      
   Colombia JS Cabal
 Colombia R Farah
5 7 [10]        Colombia JS Cabal
 Colombia R Farah
6 6  
   Italy R Ghedin
 Brazil M Torres
6 4 [7]        Uruguay M Felder
 Argentina A Molteni
1 4    
   Uruguay M Felder
 Argentina A Molteni
2 6 [10]       WC  Brazil V Manzini
 Brazil P Zerbinni
63 2  
   France D Guez
 France J Ouanna
66 3         4  Brazil R Dutra da Silva
 Brazil J Silva
7 6  
   Brazil R Mello
 Brazil C Zampieri
7 6          Brazil R Mello
 Brazil C Zampieri
7 4 [8]  
WC  Brazil F Romboli
 Brazil D Silva
4 4       4  Brazil R Dutra da Silva
 Brazil J Silva
64 6 [10]  
4  Brazil R Dutra da Silva
 Brazil J Silva
6 6         4  Brazil R Dutra da Silva
 Brazil J Silva
6 6  
   Argentina F Bagnis
 Argentina G Pella
3 4         2  Brazil R Hocevar
 Brazil J Souza
3 4    
   France C-A Brezac
 France V Stouff
6 6          France C-A Brezac
 France V Stouff
6 64 [8]
WC  Brazil G Clezar
 Brazil T Pinheiro
3 3       2  Brazil R Hocevar
 Brazil J Souza
4 7 [10]  
2  Brazil R Hocevar
 Brazil J Souza
6 6    

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