2016 BMW Open – Doubles

Alexander Peya and Bruno Soares were the defending champions, but Soares chose not to participate this year. Peya played alongside Julian Knowle, but lost in the semifinals to Juan Sebastián Cabal and Robert Farah. Henri Kontinen and John Peers won the title, defeating Cabal and Farah in the final, 6–3, 3–6, [10–7].

Seeds

Key

First round			Quarterfinals		Semifinals			Final

1	Brazil M Melo Netherlands J-J Rojer	4	4
	Austria O Marach France F Martin	6	6				Austria O Marach France F Martin	78	6
PR	Germany D Brown Germany F Mayer	3	2				United Kingdom K Skupski United Kingdom N Skupski	66	3
	United Kingdom K Skupski United Kingdom N Skupski	6	6							Austria O Marach France F Martin	2	3
3	Finland H Kontinen Australia J Peers	6	6					3	Finland H Kontinen Australia J Peers	6	6
WC	Germany K Krawietz Germany M Marterer	4	2			3	Finland H Kontinen Australia J Peers	6	77
	Italy M Cecchinato Italy F Fognini	6	4	[6]		WC	Germany A Zverev Germany M Zverev	4	65
WC	Germany A Zverev Germany M Zverev	3	6	[10]			3	Finland H Kontinen Australia J Peers	6	3	[10]
	Russia M Elgin Uzbekistan D Istomin	77	3	[10]					2	Colombia JS Cabal Colombia R Farah	3	6	[7]
	Austria P Oswald Czech Republic L Rosol	61	6	[8]			Russia M Elgin Uzbekistan D Istomin	3	4
	Germany G Kretschmer Germany A Satschko	4	3			4	Austria J Knowle Austria A Peya	6	6
4	Austria J Knowle Austria A Peya	6	6						4	Austria J Knowle Austria A Peya	65	3
	Belarus A Bury Slovakia I Zelenay	6	2	[13]				2	Colombia JS Cabal Colombia R Farah	77	6
	Australia R Junaid Poland M Kowalczyk	2	6	[11]			Belarus A Bury Slovakia I Zelenay	63	6	[6]
	Poland M Fyrstenberg Mexico S González	2	2			2	Colombia JS Cabal Colombia R Farah	77	4	[10]
2	Colombia JS Cabal Colombia R Farah	6	6