Grant Stafford

Insights

Best Slam run came at the 1994 Australian Open

His top Grand Slam result was a round-of-16 finish at the 1994 Australian Open, achieved at age 22. That is his only result better than the round of 32, and it stands out against a career otherwise dominated by first-week exits.

1994 was his deepest and busiest Slam season

He played all four majors in 1994 and reached at least the round of 128 in three of them, with the Australian Open as the clear peak. No other year in the data combines four appearances with his best career result.

Early-career promise faded after 1992

His first two Slam appearances produced his strongest early results: a round of 64 at the 1991 US Open and a round of 32 at Wimbledon in 1992, both at age 20-21. From 1993 onward, he never again advanced beyond the round of 64.

1997 was his most productive year by match wins

He recorded two round-of-64 finishes in 1997, at the Australian Open and US Open, plus two round-of-128 exits at the French Open and Wimbledon. That four-event season is the only one in which he reached the round of 64 twice.

His Slam career ended with a lone 2000 appearance

After appearing at Wimbledon in 1999, his final Grand Slam result was a round-of-64 at the 2000 Australian Open at age 28. The data shows no further Slam entries after that tournament.