Bobby Reynolds

Insights

Best Slam run came at Wimbledon 2008

His deepest Grand Slam result was R32, achieved once at Wimbledon in 2008 at age 25. That was one round better than his two R64 finishes and far ahead of his 12 first-round exits.

Most of his Slam appearances ended immediately

Reynolds reached R128 in 12 of his 17 Grand Slam tournaments, or about 71%. That makes first-round exits the dominant pattern across his career, with only five tournaments going beyond that stage.

2008 was his peak season by volume and quality

He played all four majors in 2008 and produced his best overall year: R32 at Wimbledon, R64 at the US Open, R64 at the French Open, and R128 at the Australian Open. No other season in the data combines four appearances with two second-round-or-better results.

His only back-to-back second-round-or-better stretch came in 2008

Across the full record, the only consecutive tournaments beyond R128 were Wimbledon and the US Open in 2008, where he went R32 then R64. Every other multi-event run in the data includes at least one immediate exit.

Career was concentrated in his mid-20s, then briefly resumed at 29-30

His Grand Slam span runs from 2004-2009 and then 2011-2013, with no results listed in 2010. The first phase covers ages 22-26, while the later return came at ages 29 and 30, ending with Wimbledon 2013.