The Stockholm Open 2021 commenced on November 7, 2021, and will end on November 13, 2021, at Kungliga Tennishallen, know the list of all the winners and prize money
The Stockholm Open 2021 comes under the ATP Tour 250 Series.
The 52nd edition of the Stockholm Open started on November 7, 2021, and will end on November 13, 2021, in Stockholm, Sweden. The Stockholm Open 2021 is taking place at Kungliga Tennishallen. The Stockholm Open 2020 was canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic, hence the defending champion of the Stockholm Open 2019 in the Singles category is Canada’s Denis Shapalov, whereas the champions of the doubles category are Finland’s Henri Kontinen and France’s Edouard Roger- Vasselin.
Let us get to know who the previous winners of the Stockholm Open, in both the singles and doubles categories are.
List Of All The Previous Winners Of The Tennis Stockholm Open And The Prize Money Distribution
Men’s Singles Category
1969: Nikola Pilic
1970: Stan Smith
1971: Arthur Ashe
1972: Stan Smith
1973: Tom Gorman
1974: Arthur Ashe
1975: Adriano Panatta
1976: Mark Cox
1977: Sandy Mayer
1978: John McEnroe
1979: John McEnroe
1980: Bjoern Borg
1981: Gene Mayer
1982: Henri Leconte
1983: Mats Wilander
1984: John McEnroe
1985: John McEnroe
1986: Stefan Edberg
1987: Stefan Edberg
1988: Boris Becker
1989: Ivan Lendl
1990: Boris Becker
1991: Boris Becker
1992: Goran Ivanisevic
1993: Michael Stich
1994: Boris Becker
1995: Thomas Enqvist
1996: Thomas Enqvist
1997: Jonas Bjorkman
1998: Todd Martin
1999: Thomas Enqvist
2000: Thomas Johannson
2001: Sjeng Schalken
2002: Paradorn Srichapharn
2003: Mardy Fish
2004: Thomas Johannson
2005: James Blake
2006: James Blake
2007: Ivo Karlovic
2008: David Nalbandian
2009: Marcos Baghdatis
2010: Roger Federer
2011: Gael Monfils
2012: Tomas Berdych
2013: Grigor Dimitrov
2014: Tomas Berdych
2015: Tomas Berdych
2016: Juan Martin del Potro
2017: Juan Martin del Potro
2018: Stefanos Tsitsipas
2019: Denis Shapalov
2020: CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19
Men’s Doubles Category
1969: Roy Emerson/ Rod Laver
1970: Arthur Ashe/ Stan Smith
1971: Stan Smith/ Tom Gorman
1972: Tom Okker/ Marty Riessen
1973: Jimmy Connors/ Ilie Nastase
1974: Tom Okker/ Marty Riessen
1975: Bob Hewitt/ Frew McMillan
1976: Bob Hewitt/ Frew McMillan
1977: Tom Okker/ Wojciech Fibak
1978: Tom Okker/ Wojciech Fibak
1979: John McEnroe/ Peter Fleming
1980: Heinz Guethardt/ Paul McNamee
1981: Kevin Curren/ Steve Danton
1982: Jan Gunnarsson/ Mark Dickson
1983: Anders Jaerryd/ Hans Simonsson
1984: Henri Leconte/ Tomas Smid
1985: Guy Forget/ Andres Gomez
1986: Sherwood Stewart/ Kim Warwick
1987: Stefan Edberg/ Anders Jaerryd
1988: Kevin Curren/ Jim Grabb
1989: Jorge Lozano/ Todd Witsken
1990: Guy Forget/ Jakob Hlasek
1991: John Fitzgerald/ Anders Jaerryd
1992: Todd Woodbridge/ Mark Woodforde
1993: Todd Woodbridge/ Mark Woodforde
1994: Todd Woodbridge/ Mark Woodforde
1995: Jacco Eltingh/ Paul Haarhuis
1996: Patrick Galbraith/ Jonathan Stark
1997: Marc Goellner/ Richey Reneberg
1998: Nicklas Kulti/ Mikael Tillstrom
1999: Piet Norval/ Kevin Ullyett
2000: Mark Knowles/ Daniel Nestor
2001: Donald Johnson/ Jared Palmer
2002: Wayne Black/ Kevin Ullyett
2003: Jonas Bjorkman/ Todd Woodbridge
2004: Fernando Verdasco/ Feliciano Lopez
2005: Wayne Arthurs/ Paul Hanley
2006: Paul Hanley/ Kevin Ullyett
2007: Jonas Bjorkman/ Max Mirnyi
2008: Jonas Bjorkman/ Kevin Ullyett
2009: Bruno Soares/ Kevin Ullyett
2010: Eric Butorac/ Jean- Julien Rojer
2011: Rohan Bopanna/ Aisam-ul- Qureshi
2012: Marcelo Melo/ Bruno Soares
2013: Aisam-ul- Qureshi/ Jean- Julien Rojer
2014: Eric Butorac/ Raven Klaasen
2015: Nicholas Monroe/ Jack Sock
2016: Elias Ymer/ Mikael Ymer
2017: Oliver Marach/ Mate Pavic
2018: Luke Bambridge/ Jonny O’Mara
2019: Henri Kontinen/ Edouard Roger-Vasselin
2020: CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19
Stockholm Open Prize Money
Men’s Singles
Winner: €98,030
Runner-up: €57,595
Semifinalists: €33,950
Quarterfinalists: €19,400
Men’s Doubles
Winner: €33,760
Runner-up: €18,190
Semifinalists: €10,330
Quarterfinalists: €5,900
TOTAL prize money for Stockholm Open 2021: €635,750
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