Filip Dewulf

Insights

Peak came at Roland Garros in 1997-98

His two best Slam runs were both on clay in Paris: a semifinal in 1997 at age 25 and a quarterfinal in 1998 at age 26. Those are the only results above the round of 64 in his 15-tournament Grand Slam career.

Australian Open was his most productive major

He played the Australian Open five times and reached the round of 64 or better in four of them: R64 in 1994, R64 in 1996, R64 in 1997, and R128 in 1998. That makes it his most consistently productive Slam by deep-run frequency.

Wimbledon showed a brief mid-career lift

At Wimbledon, Dewulf improved from a first-round exit in 1995 to round-of-64 finishes in 1996 and 1998. The pattern is notable because his only Wimbledon results span three different stages of his career, all before age 27.

His Slam record was almost perfectly balanced

Across 29 Grand Slam matches, he finished 14-15, a 48% win rate. That near-even split matches the table’s overall picture of a player who had two standout runs but spent most of his career around the early rounds.

1998 was his busiest Slam season, but not his best by wins

He entered all four majors in 1998, the only year in the data with a full Slam slate. Despite that volume, his best result that season was only the French Open quarterfinal, while his other three majors ended in R128 or R64.