2023 European Open

Petros Tsitsipas and Stefanos Tsitsipas defeated Ariel Behar and Adam Pavlásek in the final, 6–7(5–7), 6–4, [10–8] to win the doubles tennis title at the 2023 European Open. It was Petros' first ATP Tour title.

Tallon Griekspoor and Botic van de Zandschulp were the reigning champions, but Griekspoor chose to compete in Stockholm and van de Zandschulp chose not to participate in doubles this year.

Seeds

Key

First round			Quarterfinals		Semifinals			Final

1	Mexico S González France É Roger-Vasselin	3	77	[7]
	Uruguay A Behar Czech Republic A Pavlásek	6	62	[10]			Uruguay A Behar Czech Republic A Pavlásek	77	6
Alt	Romania VV Cornea Czech Republic P Nouza	6	61	[6]			United States E King United States R Stalder	62	4
	United States E King United States R Stalder	1	77	[10]						Uruguay A Behar Czech Republic A Pavlásek	6	3	[10]
3	United Kingdom L Glasspool Monaco H Nys	7	65	[10]				3	United Kingdom L Glasspool Monaco H Nys	4	6	[5]
	Germany C Frantzen Germany H Jebens	5	77	[3]		3	United Kingdom L Glasspool Monaco H Nys	6	6
	Kazakhstan A Bublik A Shevchenko	77	4	[12]			Kazakhstan A Bublik A Shevchenko	3	3
WC	Belgium M Geerts Belgium G Onclin	64	6	[10]				Uruguay A Behar Czech Republic A Pavlásek	77	4	[8]
	Mexico MÁ Reyes-Varela Spain D Vega Hernández	67	62							Greece Pe Tsitsipas Greece S Tsitsipas	65	6	[10]
	Greece Pe Tsitsipas Greece S Tsitsipas	79	77				Greece Pe Tsitsipas Greece S Tsitsipas	7	6
WC	Belgium Z Bergs Belgium T Colson	4	710	[6]		4	Netherlands M Middelkoop Germany A Mies	5	3
4	Netherlands M Middelkoop Germany A Mies	6	68	[10]						Greece Pe Tsitsipas Greece S Tsitsipas	4	77	[13]
	Netherlands R Haase Austria P Oswald	63	77	[12]					Monaco R Arneodo Austria S Weissborn	6	65	[11]
	Spain R Carballés Baena Spain J Munar	77	63	[10]			Netherlands R Haase Austria P Oswald	4	5
	Monaco R Arneodo Austria S Weissborn	6	4	[10]			Monaco R Arneodo Austria S Weissborn	6	7
2	Germany K Krawietz Germany T Pütz	4	6	[8]