2020 Rio Open – Doubles

Máximo González and Nicolás Jarry were the defending champions, but Jarry could not compete due to a provisional suspension. González played alongside Fabrice Martin but lost in the quarterfinals to Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos.

Granollers and Zeballos went on to win the title, defeating Salvatore Caruso and Federico Gaio in the final, 6–4, 5–7, [10–7].

Seeds

Key

First round			Quarterfinals		Semifinals			Final

1	Colombia JS Cabal Colombia R Farah	1	6	[8]
WC	Brazil O Luz Brazil R Matos	6	4	[10]		WC	Brazil O Luz Brazil R Matos	3	67
	Belgium S Gillé Belgium J Vliegen	66	6	[3]		WC	Brazil F Meligeni Alves Brazil T Monteiro	6	79
WC	Brazil F Meligeni Alves Brazil T Monteiro	78	4	[10]					WC	Brazil F Meligeni Alves Brazil T Monteiro	66	4
3	Spain M Granollers Argentina H Zeballos	6	6					3	Spain M Granollers Argentina H Zeballos	78	6
	Argentina JI Londero Spain A Ramos Viñolas	3	2			3	Spain M Granollers Argentina H Zeballos	6	63	[10]
	Argentina M González France F Martin	6	7				Argentina M González France F Martin	4	77	[8]
	Spain P Andújar Spain R Carballés Baena	4	5				3	Spain M Granollers Argentina H Zeballos	6	5	[10]
Q	Italy S Caruso Italy F Gaio	6	6						Q	Italy S Caruso Italy F Gaio	4	7	[7]
	Uruguay A Behar Ecuador G Escobar	4	3			Q	Italy S Caruso Italy F Gaio	6	4	[10]
	Argentina A Molteni Italy L Sonego	77	3	[9]		4	Croatia M Pavić Brazil B Soares	4	6	[4]
4	Croatia M Pavić Brazil B Soares	64	6	[11]					Q	Italy S Caruso Italy F Gaio	6	3	[10]
	Czech Republic R Jebavý Slovakia I Zelenay	5	6	[10]				2	Poland Ł Kubot Brazil M Melo	3	6	[4]
	Brazil M Demoliner Netherlands M Middelkoop	7	3	[8]			Czech Republic R Jebavý Slovakia I Zelenay	4	2
LL	Hungary A Balázs Brazil F Romboli	3	5			2	Poland Ł Kubot Brazil M Melo	6	6
2	Poland Ł Kubot Brazil M Melo	6	7

First round			Qualifying competition

1	Bolivia Hugo Dellien Argentina Leonardo Mayer	2	2

	Italy Salvatore Caruso Italy Federico Gaio	6	6
		Italy Salvatore Caruso Italy Federico Gaio	6	6

		2	Hungary Attila Balázs Brazil Fernando Romboli	3	4
WC	Brazil João Menezes Brazil Thiago Seyboth Wild	6	64	[8]

2	Hungary Attila Balázs Brazil Fernando Romboli	1	77	[10]