Anna Chakvetadze

Insights

Peak came in 2007, with a semifinal and two quarterfinals

Her strongest Grand Slam season was 2007: she reached the US Open semifinal, the Australian Open quarterfinal, and the French Open quarterfinal. That is the only year in the data with three results at R8 or better.

Best run was concentrated in a two-year window

All of her top-four finishes came in 2007 and 2008: one semifinal, two quarterfinals, and one round-of-16. After 2008, she never again advanced beyond the third round in the supplied results.

Australian Open was her most productive major

Across eight Australian Open appearances, she produced her best overall spread: one quarterfinal, one round of 16, two round-of-32 finishes, two round-of-64 finishes, and two first-round exits. No other Slam shows a quarterfinal plus that many deeper runs.

Late-career decline was abrupt after age 21

At age 21 in 2008 she reached the Wimbledon round of 16, but every later result in the table is R64 or worse. From age 22 through 24, she did not get past the second round at any Slam.

Her Grand Slam record was solid but not long-lived

She played 28 Grand Slam tournaments from 2004 to 2012, compiling a 39-28 record for a 58% win rate. The data shows a career that peaked early and then tapered quickly, with only two round-of-16 results outside the 2007-2008 surge.