Corrado Barazzutti

Insights

Two deep runs define the peak

His best Grand Slam results were two semifinals, both at the French Open in 1978 and 1980. Those are the only results in his record beyond the quarterfinal stage, making clay in Paris the clear high point.

French Open was by far his most productive major

He played the French Open 11 times and reached at least the round of 32 in 8 of those appearances, including the semifinal, quarterfinal, round of 16, and three round-of-32 finishes. His only quarterfinal came there as well.

Wimbledon never moved past the opening stretch

Across four Wimbledon appearances, his best result was the round of 64 in 1980. The other three trips ended in the round of 128, so he never reached the second week there.

US Open results clustered in a short peak window

All four US Open appearances came from 1973 to 1978, and his two best showings were back-to-back semifinals in 1977 and 1978. The other two ended in the round of 128 and round of 64, showing a brief but sharp rise.

His Grand Slam career stretched from age 18 to 31

The first recorded Slam result came at the 1971 French Open at age 18, and the last at the 1984 French Open at age 31. That span covers 21 tournaments and 50 matches, with a 29-21 record.