Amélie Mauresmo

Insights

Two major titles, both in 2006

Mauresmo’s Grand Slam peak is concentrated in one season: she won the Australian Open and Wimbledon in 2006. Those are her only two championship results in the data, and they came at ages 26 and 27.

Her deepest run came before her titles

The best result listed is the 1999 Australian Open final, reached at age 19. That came seven years before her first Grand Slam title, showing her first breakthrough at the very top level preceded her championship season by a long margin.

2002-2006 was her sustained elite stretch

Across five straight seasons from 2002 through 2006, she reached at least one semifinal every year: two in 2002, one in 2004, one in 2005, and two in 2006. That run includes her only final and both titles.

Wimbledon was her strongest tournament by late career

Wimbledon produced her best sequence of results: semifinal in 2002, semifinal in 2004, semifinal in 2005, title in 2006, then round of 16 in 2007 and round of 32 in 2008. No other Slam shows that many deep finishes in the table.

Her results fell sharply after 2006

After winning two majors in 2006, she never again advanced beyond the round of 16. The next three seasons show a clear slide: 2007 brought two round-of-16 finishes and one round of 32, while 2009 included a round of 16, a round of 32, a round of 64, and a round of 128.