Dominik Hrbatý

Insights

Career peak came at Roland Garros in 1999

Hrbatý’s only semifinal in the data is the 1999 French Open, reached at age 21. That stands out as his deepest run by far, ahead of three quarterfinals and five round-of-16 finishes.

Best season was 2004 by depth and consistency

In 2004 he reached the US Open quarterfinals, Wimbledon round 32, French Open round 64, and Australian Open round 32. No other season in the table combines a quarterfinal with three additional wins at the other majors.

Australian Open was his strongest major overall

His Australian Open results include one round of 16, one quarterfinal, one round of 32, one round of 64, and several early exits. That gives him his best concentration of deep runs across a single Slam in the dataset.

Late-career decline was abrupt after 2006

After reaching the Australian Open round of 16 and French Open round 32 in 2006, every Slam result from 2007 through 2008 was a first-round exit except one round of 32 in Australia in 2007. By 2008, all three appearances ended in round 128.

He was most productive in his mid-20s

His best stretch runs from ages 23 to 27: a quarterfinal at 23, another quarterfinal at 26, and a third at 27, plus the semifinal at 21 and the round-of-16 at 22 and 24. The table shows his deepest results clustered before age 28.