Angélica Gavaldón

Insights

Two quarterfinal runs define her peak

Her best Grand Slam results were two quarterfinals, both at the Australian Open in 1990 and 1995. Those are the only results in the table better than the round of 32, making them clear outliers in her career.

1995 was her strongest season by depth and volume

In 1995 she reached the round of 32 at both the US Open and Wimbledon, added a round-of-128 at the French Open, and made the quarterfinals in Australia. That is her only season with four Slam appearances and multiple results beyond the opening round.

Her best stretch came between ages 20 and 21

From age 20 in 1994 through age 21 in 1995, she produced her strongest cluster of results: two round-of-64 finishes, two round-of-32 finishes, and the Australian Open quarterfinal. The data show her peak came before age 22.

Australian Open was her most productive major

She played the Australian Open nine times and produced both of her quarterfinals there, plus one round of 64 and five round-of-128 finishes. No other Slam appears as often in her results, and none matches that top-end output.

Her Slam record was built on frequent early exits

Across 43 matches she went 19-24, and the results table shows five round-of-128 finishes and three round-of-32 finishes. That mix explains why her overall winning percentage settled at 44% despite two deep runs.