Christophe Roger-Vasselin

Insights

Only one deep run stands out

Roger-Vasselin’s Grand Slam profile is defined by a single semifinal: the 1983 French Open at age 25. His other listed best results are one round of 32 and six round-of-64 finishes, showing that the semifinal was a clear outlier.

French Open was his main stage

He appeared at the French Open in 10 of his 18 Grand Slam tournaments, far more than any other major in the table. That event also produced his best result and most of his deeper runs, including the semifinal, the round of 32, and four round-of-64 finishes.

His strongest stretch came from 1980 to 1983

Across 1980-1983, he reached at least the round of 64 in seven of eight Slam appearances, with only the 1983 US Open ending in the round of 128. That four-year span contains his best result and most of his competitive finishes.

He peaked in his mid-20s, then declined quickly

His best season came at age 25 in 1983, but every listed Slam after that was a first-round exit: four straight round-of-128 losses from 1983 US Open through 1985 French Open. The data shows a sharp drop after his semifinal year.

Career totals show a modest overall record despite the semifinal

He played 31 Grand Slam matches and finished 13-18, a 42% win rate. That record, combined with 18 tournaments and only one semifinal, suggests a career with one major peak but limited sustained Slam success.