Florent Serra

Insights

Best run came at age 28 in Melbourne

Serra’s only Grand Slam round-of-32 result was at the 2010 Australian Open, when he was 28. That was his deepest run in a 33-tournament career and one of only two results better than the round of 64.

French Open was his most productive major

Across nine French Open appearances, Serra reached the round of 32 once, the round of 64 four times, and the round of 128 four times. No other Slam produced as many total wins or as many appearances at the same event.

He peaked in 2010, then never matched it again

In 2010 he reached at least the round of 64 in all four majors, including his career-best R32 in Australia. From 2011 through 2013, he never advanced beyond the round of 64 and finished with three straight first-round exits in 2013 and 2011.

His Slam output was concentrated in the late 20s

Serra’s best stretch came from ages 26 to 29, when he produced 16 of his 21 Grand Slam match wins. Before age 26 he had only five wins, and after age 29 he added just five more.

Career record shows a clear early-round ceiling

Over 54 Grand Slam matches, Serra went 21-33, a 39% win rate. His results never went beyond the round of 32, and 31 of his 33 tournaments ended in the round of 64 or earlier.