Anne White

Insights

Peak result came at age 22 in Paris

White’s best Grand Slam showing was the 1984 French Open, where she reached the round of 16 at age 22. That was her only result better than the round of 32 across 24 tournaments.

Her strongest stretch was 1983-1985

From 1983 through 1985, she produced all 10 of her results at R32 or better, including her only R16 and four R32 finishes. In those three seasons she also reached at least one second-week-adjacent stage every year.

Wimbledon was her least productive major

Across seven Wimbledon appearances, White never advanced beyond the round of 64 and finished at R128 three times. By contrast, she reached R32 or better at the other three majors.

Her career ended with a sharp late decline

After reaching R16 in 1984 and R32 twice in 1985, White’s final three Grand Slam seasons were all first-week exits: four R128s and one R64 from 1986 to 1987. That marks a clear drop from her mid-career peak.

She was a consistently active Slam player, but with modest conversion

White played 24 Grand Slam tournaments and 53 matches, finishing 29-24 for a 55% win rate. Despite the positive record, her best-results profile is concentrated in early-round advances: 8 R32s, 7 R64s, and only 2 R16s.