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1989 Paris Open 1988 champion   Amos Mansdorf Champion   Boris Becker Runner-up   Stefan Edberg Final score   6–4, 6–3, 6–3 Events Singles   Doubles Amos Mansdorf was the defending champion but lost in the first round to Michael Chang. Boris Becker won in the final 6–4, 6–3, 6–3 against Stefan Edberg. Contents 1 Seeds 2 Draw 2.1 Key 2.2 Final 2.3 Section 1 2.4 Section 2 3 External links // Seeds A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated. Boris Becker (Champion) Stefan Edberg (Final) John McEnroe (Semifinals) Brad Gilbert (Quarterfinals) Michael Chang (Quarterfinals) Aaron Krickstein (Semifinals) Alberto Mancini (Second Round) Tim Mayotte (First Round) Draw Key Q = Qualifier WC = Wild Card LL = Lucky Loser ALT = Alternate SE = Special Exempt PR = Protected Ranking w/o = Walkover r = Retired d = Defaulted NB: The Final was the best of 5 sets while all other rounds were the best of 3 sets. Final Final 1   Boris Becker 6 6 6     2   Stefan Edberg 4 3 3     Section 1 First Round   Second Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals 1   B Becker 6 6     Q   M Šrejber 3 3       1   B Becker 6 6 7   WC   F Santoro 5 3     WC   G Forget 7 4 6   WC   G Forget 7 6         1   B Becker 6 6 7       K Curren 5 4         Q   W Masur 7 4 6   Q   W Masur 7 6       Q   W Masur 4 6 6     M Wilander 6 4     7   A Mancini 6 3 0   7   A Mancini 7 6         1   B Becker 7 3 6 3   J McEnroe 6 6         3   J McEnroe 6 6 3 Q   J Svensson 3 3       3   J McEnroe 7 6         H Skoff 6 4 6       H Skoff 6 0         C van Rensburg 4 6 3       3   J McEnroe 6 6   WC   H Leconte 7 6         5   M Chang 4 3     SE   R Matuszewski 6 0       WC   H Leconte 3 2       A Mansdorf 3 2     5   M Chang 6 6     5   M Chang 6 6     Section 2 First Round   Second Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals 6   A Krickstein 6 6         M Pernfors 1 3       6   A Krickstein 6 5 6   Q   R Agénor 7 7     Q   R Agénor 3 7 4       P Canè 6 5         6   A Krickstein 4 6 6       T Muster 5 6 4       4   B Gilbert 6 3 4       Y Noah 7 3 6         Y Noah 6 6   SE   P Korda 6 6 3   4   B Gilbert 7 7     4   B Gilbert 3 7 6       6   A Krickstein 4 6 2 8   T Mayotte 6 3 3       2   S Edberg 6 4 6     J Hlasek 2 6 6         J Hlasek 4 6 6       C-U Steeb 6 4 6       M Jaite 6 3 4       M Jaite 2 6 7           J Hlasek 4 3       M Mečíř 6 6         2   S Edberg 6 6         E Sánchez 2 2           M Mečíř 6 4       A Chesnokov 2 3     2   S Edberg 7 6     2   S Edberg 6 6     External links 1989 Paris Open Draw v • d • e 1989 Nabisco Grand Prix  « 1988 1990 »    Grand Slams Australian Open (S, D, X) · French Open (S, D, X) · Wimbledon (S, D, X) · US Open (S, D, X)   Grand Prix circuit January– June Adelaide (S, D) · Wellington (S, D) · Sydney Outdoor (S, D) · Auckland (S, D) · Rotterdam (S, D) · Guarujá(S, D) · Milan (S, D) · Memphis (S, D) · Philadelphia (S, D) · Lyon (S, D) · Nancy (S, D) · Dallas WCT (S) · Scottsdale WCT (S, D) · Indian Wells (S, D) · Miami (S, D) · Seoul (S, D) · Rio de Janeiro (S, D) · Athens (S, D) · Tokyo Outdoor (S, D) · Nice (S, D) · Singapore City (S, D) · Monte Carlo (S, D) · Forest Hills WCT (S, D) · Munich (S, D) · Hamburg (S, D) · Charleston (S, D) · Rome (S, D) · Florence (S, D) · London, Queen's Club (S, D) · Bologna (S, D) · Bristol (S, D) · Bari (S, D) July– November Boston (S, D) · Gstaad (S, D) · Newport (S, D) · Schenectady (S, D) · Hilversum (S, D) · Stuttgart (S, D) · Washington (S, D) · Stratton Mountain (S, D) · Kitzbuhel (S, D) · Bastad (S, D) · Livingston (S, D) · Prague (S, D) · Indianapolis (S, D) · Montreal (S, D) · Cincinnati (S, D) · St. Vincent (S, D) · Geneva (S, D) · Madrid (S, D) · Barcelona (S, D) · Los Angeles (S, D) · San Francisco (S, D) · Bordeaux(S, D) · Palermo (S, D) · Brisbane (S, D) · Orlando (S, D) · Basel (S, D) · Toulouse (S, D) · Sydney Indoor (S, D) · Tel Aviv (S, D) · Vienna (S, D) · Tokyo Indoor (S, D) · Frankfurt (S, D) · Paris (S, D) · Sao Paulo (S, D) · Stockholm (S, D) · Wembley (S, D) · Johannesburg (S, D) · Itaparica (S, D)   Team events Davis Cup (World Group + Play-offs • Americas • Asia/Oceania • Europe/Africa) · World Team Cup Nabisco Masters, New York (singles), London (doubles) (S, D)