1975 Bavarian Tennis Championships – Doubles

Doubles
1975 BMW Open
Champions Poland Wojtek Fibak
Czechoslovakia Jan Kodeš
Runners-up Czechoslovakia Milan Holeček
West Germany Karl Meiler
Final score 7–5, 6–3
Main article: 1975 BMW Open

Antonio Muñoz and Manuel Orantes were the defending champions, but did not participate this year.

Wojtek Fibak and Jan Kodeš won the title, defeating Milan Holeček and Karl Meiler 7–5, 6–3 in the final.

Seeds

Draw

Key

Draw

First RoundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1 Romania I Năstase
Argentina G Vilas
6 7  
  Australia B Phillips-Moore
South Africa J Yuill
2 5   1 Romania I Năstase
Argentina G Vilas
6 2 6
  Mexico M Lara
Mexico J Loyo-Mayo
6 2 2   Australia D Crealy
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia N Pilić
4 6 7
  Australia D Crealy
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia N Pilić
2 6 6   Australia D Crealy
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia N Pilić
6 6 4
  Argentina J Ganzábal
Paraguay V Pecci
6 4 5 4 Czechoslovakia M Holeček
West Germany K Meiler
7 3 6
  West Germany U Pinner
West Germany H-J Plötz
1 6 7   West Germany U Pinner
West Germany H-J Plötz
6 4  
  Australia P Kronk
Japan J Kuki
5 6   4 Czechoslovakia M Holeček
West Germany K Meiler
7 6  
4 Czechoslovakia M Holeček
West Germany K Meiler
7 7   4 Czechoslovakia M Holeček
West Germany K Meiler
5 3  
3 Poland W Fibak
Czechoslovakia J Kodeš
6 6   3 Poland W Fibak
Czechoslovakia J Kodeš
7 6  
  United States D Dell
Israel S Krulevitz
1 4   3 Poland W Fibak
Czechoslovakia J Kodeš
6 6  
  Czechoslovakia P Hutka
Czechoslovakia F Pala
6 6     Czechoslovakia P Hutka
Czechoslovakia F Pala
2 4  
  Colombia I Molina
Colombia J Velasco, Sr.
1 4   3 Poland W Fibak
Czechoslovakia J Kodeš
6 6  
  West Germany H Elschenbroich
Austria H Kary
2 6 0 2 West Germany J Fassbender
West Germany H-J Pohmann
1 2  
  Australia S Ball
United States F McNair
6 1 6   Australia S Ball
United States F McNair
3 3  
  Czechoslovakia J Písecký
Netherlands R Thung
3 2   2 West Germany J Fassbender
West Germany H-J Pohmann
6 6  
2 West Germany J Fassbender
West Germany H-J Pohmann
6 6  

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