Guillermo Coria

Insights

Peak came in a two-year clay-court surge

His best Grand Slam results cluster in 2003-2004: a semifinal at the 2003 French Open, a final at the 2004 French Open, and quarterfinals at the 2003 US Open and 2005 US Open. That run accounts for his only semifinal and final, both on clay.

French Open was clearly his strongest major

Across six French Open appearances, he reached at least the quarterfinal stage three times: R64 in 2000, R128 in 2001, R32 in 2002, S in 2003, F in 2004, and R16 in 2005. No other Slam produced a final or semifinal for him.

Wimbledon and the Australian Open were mostly early exits

At Wimbledon he never advanced beyond the fourth round, with results of R128 in 2001, R128 in 2003, R64 in 2004, and R16 in 2005. The Australian Open was slightly better, but still inconsistent: R64 in 2001, R16 in 2003 and 2005, R128 in 2004, and R32 in 2006.

His best season by volume was 2005

In 2005 he played all four majors and posted his deepest overall spread: quarterfinal at the US Open, round of 16 at Wimbledon, French Open, and Australian Open. That is the only year in the data with four Slam results all inside the top eight rounds.

Career ended with a sharp drop after 2006

After reaching the Australian Open round of 32 and US Open round of 128 in 2006, his next and final listed Slam result was a first-round exit at the 2008 French Open. The gap between those appearances marks the end of his Grand Slam career span shown here, 2000-2006 and 2008.