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2011 Trophée des Alpilles – Doubles

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Doubles
2011 Trophée des Alpilles
Final
ChampionsFrance Pierre-Hugues Herbert
France Édouard Roger-Vasselin
Runners-upFrance Arnaud Clément
France Nicolas Renavand
Score6–0, 4–6, [10–7]
Events
Singles Doubles
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Gilles Müller and Édouard Roger-Vasselin were the defending champions but Müller decided not to participate.

Roger-Vasselin played alongside Pierre-Hugues Herbert. They went on to win the title by defeating Arnaud Clément and Nicolas Renavand 6–0, 4–6, [10–7] in the final.

Seeds

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Draw

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Key

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Draw

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First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 France A Clément
France N Renavand
w/o    
  Germany A Begemann
Finland M Kontinen
      1 France A Clément
France N Renavand
65 6 [17]
  Belarus U Ignatik
Russia D Matsukevich
6 67 [10]   Belarus U Ignatik
Russia D Matsukevich
77 4 [15]
  Slovakia L Lacko
Slovakia M Mečíř Jr.
4 79 [6] 1 France A Clément
France N Renavand
78 6  
4 United Kingdom D Rice
United Kingdom S Thornley
w/o     WC France A Escoffier
France M Vaïsse
66 2  
  United Kingdom D Evans
Finland H Kontinen
      4 United Kingdom D Rice
United Kingdom S Thornley
2 5  
  France Stéphane Costes
France David Couronne
2 5   WC France A Escoffier
France M Vaïsse
6 7  
WC France A Escoffier
France Martin Vaïsse
6 7   1 France A Clément
France N Renavand
0 6 [7]
  France Dorian Descloix
France Élie Rousset
6 6   3 France P-H Herbert
France É Roger-Vasselin
6 4 [10]
  France G Burquier
France R Jouan
3 4     France D Descloix
France É Rousset
4 4  
  France Hugo Gallinaro
France Bertrand Vigouroux
3 0   3 France P-H Herbert
France É Roger-Vasselin
6 6  
3 France P-H Herbert
France É Roger-Vasselin
6 6   3 France P-H Herbert
France É Roger-Vasselin
6 3 [10]
  Lithuania L Grigelis
Italy Giuseppe Menga
7 6   2 France O Charroin
India P Raja
3 6 [7]
  France Kevin Boumlil
France Vincent D'Hoir
5 4     Lithuania L Grigelis
Italy G Menga
4 2  
  Spain A Brugués-Davi
France F Martin
5 4   2 France O Charroin
India P Raja
6 6  
2 France O Charroin
India P Raja
7 6  

References

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