Doubles
1976 Romika Cup
ChampionsSpain Juan Gisbert Sr.
Spain Manuel Orantes
Runners-upWest Germany Jürgen Fassbender
West Germany Hans-Jürgen Pohmann
Score1–6, 6–3, 6–2, 2–3(r)

Wojtek Fibak and Jan Kodeš were the defending champions, but Fibak did not participate this year. Kodeš partnered Jiří Hřebec, losing in the semifinals.

Juan Gisbert Sr. and Manuel Orantes won the title, defeating Jürgen Fassbender and Hans-Jürgen Pohmann 1–6, 6–3, 6–2, 2–3(r) in the final.

Seeds

Draw

Key

Draw

First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 Spain J Gisbert Sr.
Spain M Orantes
6 7  
  Argentina R Cano
Colombia I Molina
1 5   1 Spain J Gisbert Sr.
Spain M Orantes
3 7 6
  United States M Cahill
United States J Whitlinger
6 7 7   United States M Cahill
United States J Whitlinger
6 5 1
  Italy C Barazzutti
Austria H Kary
7 6 6 1 Spain J Gisbert Sr.
Spain M Orantes
6 7  
  Spain J Higueras
United States R Reid
6 6     Czechoslovakia J Hřebec
Czechoslovakia J Kodeš
4 6  
  France G Goven
France F Jauffret
7 7     France G Goven
France F Jauffret
3 3  
  West Germany U Pinner
West Germany W Zirngibl
5 4     Czechoslovakia J Hřebec
Czechoslovakia J Kodeš
6 6  
  Czechoslovakia J Hřebec
Czechoslovakia J Kodeš
7 6   1 Spain J Gisbert Sr.
Spain M Orantes
1 6 6 2
  Australia D Crealy
Australia K Warwick
6 2 7 2 West Germany J Fassbender
West Germany H-J Pohmann
6 3 2 3r
  United States Bill Bartlett
Australia C Letcher
2 6 5   Australia D Crealy
Australia K Warwick
6 6  
  United States J Austin
India S Menon
1 6 6   United States J Austin
India S Menon
4 4  
  United Kingdom J Lloyd
United Kingdom R Taylor
6 3 3   Australia D Crealy
Australia K Warwick
4 2  
  Sweden B Andersson
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia N Pilić
4 4   2 West Germany J Fassbender
West Germany H-J Pohmann
6 6  
  Czechoslovakia M Holeček
West Germany H-J Plötz
6 6     Czechoslovakia M Holeček
West Germany H-J Plötz
4 2  
  Switzerland C Dowdeswell
Australia P Kronk
2 3   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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