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Finais Pares Atp Ch RESULTADO DATA JOGADORES RANKING TORNEIO CATEGORIA SUPERFÍCIE ADVERSÁRIOS RANKING RESULTADO João Cunha e Silva 128 Gabor Koves 398 21 � Campeões 22 maio 1994 Budapeste 25.000$ Terra batida 6-7, 6-4 e 7-6 Nuno Marques 360 Laszlo Markovits 368 Nuno Marques 278 Eyal Ran 427 22 � Campeões 12 junho 1994 Weiden 25.000$ Terra batida 6-3 e 6-1 Tommy Ho Gabriel Silberstein 310 Emanuel Couto 176 Tommy Ho 197 23 Finalistas 19 junho 1994 Kosice 100.000$ Terra batida 7-6 e 6-1 Bernardo Mota Mikael Tillstrom 167 João Cunha e Silva 116 Martin Blackman 174 24 Finalistas 31 julho 1994 Poznan 75.000$ Terra batida 6-7, 7-5 e 7-5 Emanuel Couto 121 Sergio Cortes 303 João Cunha e Silva 112 Brett Dickinson 349 25 � Campeões 28 agosto 1994 Pilzen 25.000$ Terra batida 6-4 e 6-3 Emanuel Couto 119 Glenn Wilson 231 João Cunha e Silva 106 Tomas Nydahl 203 26 Finalistas 4 setembro 1994 Merano 50.000$ Terra batida 6-4, 4-6 e 6-4 Emanuel Couto Simon Youl 123 Emanuel Couto 119 Danny Sapsford 387 27 Finalistas 11 setembro 1994 Açores 50.000$ Piso rápido 7-5 e 6-1 Eyal Ran Chris Wilkinson 252 Emanuel Couto 113 Jeff Belloli 260 28 � Campeões 18 setembro 1994 Budapeste 25.000$ Terra batida 6-2 e 7-5 Tamas Gyorgy Aleksandar Kitinov 183 João Cunha e Silva 111 Gaston Etlis 237 29 Finalistas 16 outubro 1994 Lima 50.000$ Terra batida 6-4, 6-7 e 7-6 Nuno Marques 192 Juan Garat 180 João Cunha e Silva 114 Matt Lucena 209 30 � Campeões 23 outubro 1994 Guayaquil 50.000$ Terra batida 7-6 e 6-4 Nuno Marques 174 Richard Schmidt 196 João Cunha e Silva 108 Fabio Sillberberg 263 31 � Campeões 11 dezembro 1994 São Luís 50.000$ Piso rápido 4-6, 6-3 e 6-3 Roger Smith Joao Zwetsch 558 Nuno Marques 137 Mathias Huning 164 32 � Campeões 12 março 1995 Garmisch 25.000$ Piso rápido 7-6 e 7-6 Lionel Barthez Dick Norman 150 Nuno Marques 115 Mike Bauer 116 33 � Campeões 21 maio 1995 Dresden 50.000$ Terra batida 6-1 e 6-4 Matt Lucena Jon Ireland 97 João Cunha e Silva 82 Oscar Ortiz 221 34 Finalistas 25 junho 1995 Bogotá 50.000$ Terra batida 7-6 e 7-6 Sergio Cortes Leander Paes 111 Emanuel Couto 94 Clinton Ferreira 176 35 Finalistas 16 julho 1995 Ostend 25.000$ Terra batida 3-6, 7-6 e 6-3 Tomas Anzari Aleksandar Kitinov 135 Emanuel Couto 96 Thomas Johansson 300 36 Finalistas 30 julho 1995 Tampere 50.000$ Terra batida 6-3 e 6-3 Bernardo Mota Marten Renstrom 285 João Cunha e Silva 89 Jean-Philippe Fleurian 124 37 � Campeões 13 agosto 1995 Rio de Janeiro 50.000$ Piso rápido 7-5, 4-6 e 6-1 Oscar Ortiz Nicolas Pereira 151 João Cunha e Silva 87 Pier Gauthier 562 38 � Campeões 27 agosto 1995 Pilzen 25.000$ Terra batida 6-3 e 6-4 Emanuel Couto 106 Guillaume Marx 577 Nuno Marques 100 Tin Henman 334 39 Finalistas 10 setembro 1995 Açores 50.000$ Piso rápido 6-2 e 6-2 Chris Wilkinson Christian Saceanu 473 João Cunha e Silva 90 Gabor Koves 152 40 � Campeões 17 setembro 1995 Budapeste 50.000$ Terra batida 4-6, 7-5 e 6-4 Emanuel Couto 111 Laszlo Markovits 161.
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