Aiko Nakamura

Insights

Peak results came in 2007, with two second-week runs

Her best Grand Slam finishes were both in 2007: R32 at the Australian Open and R64 at Wimbledon. That same year also produced her only season with multiple results beyond R128.

2008 was her most active Slam year, but every run ended in R128

She played all four majors in 2008, matching her highest annual tournament count, yet each result was R128. That contrasts sharply with 2007, when the same four-event slate included her career-best finishes.

Australian Open was her strongest major overall

Across five Australian Open appearances from 2005 to 2008, she reached R32 twice and R64 once, with only two R128 exits. No other Slam shows that many deeper runs in the supplied results.

Her Slam career was short and concentrated between ages 21 and 25

All 17 tournaments fell between 2005 and 2009, from age 21 to 25. The data show a compact five-year Grand Slam span rather than a long, spread-out major record.

She finished with a 9-17 record, and most wins came early

Her overall Grand Slam record was 9-17, a 35% win rate. The deeper results in 2005-2007 account for most of those wins, while 2008 and 2009 added only R128 exits.