Ágnes Szávay

Insights

Peak came immediately in her first Slam season

Her best Grand Slam result was a quarterfinal at the 2007 US Open, when she was 18. That same year also included R64 runs at Wimbledon and the French Open, making 2007 her strongest season by far.

2008 was her most balanced year across all four majors

In 2008 she reached at least the third round at three of the four Slams: R16 at Wimbledon, R32 at the French Open, and R64 at the US Open. The only early exit that year was an Australian Open R128.

French Open was her best recurring major

Across six French Open appearances, she produced her deepest runs there: a quarterfinal-equivalent peak was not repeated, but she reached R16 in 2009 and R64 in both 2007 and 2010. Her French Open results are stronger than her Australian Open and US Open records overall.

Her results declined sharply after 2009

After reaching R16 at the 2009 French Open, she did not get past R64 in any later Slam. The final three seasons in the data show only R64, R128, and R128 finishes from 2010 to 2012.

She finished with a narrow overall winning record

Over 17 Grand Slam tournaments and 35 matches, she went 18-17, a 51% win rate. That total is built on one deep run and several mid-round exits rather than repeated second-week appearances.