Antony Dupuis

Insights

Best Slam run came at Roland Garros in 2001

Dupuis’s deepest Grand Slam result was the R32 at the 2001 French Open, achieved at age 28. Every other appearance ended earlier: six R64s and fourteen R128s.

He was a four-Slam regular in four straight seasons

From 2001 through 2004, he entered all four majors each year, producing 16 consecutive Slam appearances. That stretch accounts for most of his 21 total tournaments and includes his only R32.

His only second-week-adjacent progress came in 2003

In 2003 he reached the R64 at three majors—Australian Open, Wimbledon, and US Open—while the French Open ended at R128. That was his strongest single-season distribution of results.

Late-career results were uniformly first-round exits

All four of his 2004 Slam appearances ended in R128, and the pattern continued in 2005 with three more R128s. Across those seven matches, he never advanced beyond the opening round.

His Slam career was brief but age-spanning

Dupuis’s Grand Slam career ran from 1999 to 2005, starting at age 26 and ending at 32. Over that span he compiled an 8-21 record across 29 matches, winning 28%.