Guy Forget

Insights

Peak years came in the early 1990s

His only quarterfinals were spread across 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994, with one each at Australian Open 1991, Wimbledon 1991, Wimbledon 1992, Australian Open 1993 and Wimbledon 1994. That cluster marks the clear high point of his Grand Slam run.

Best major results were concentrated on grass and hard courts

All five quarterfinals came at either Wimbledon or the Australian Open, while his French Open peak was only the round of 16 in 1991. The data shows no quarterfinal at Roland Garros despite 11 appearances there.

He reached at least the round of 32 in 15 of 48 tournaments

Across 48 Grand Slam tournaments, his best results include 5 quarterfinals, 7 round-of-16 finishes and 7 round-of-32 finishes. That means 19 events ended by the round of 32 or better, with 29 finishing earlier.

His strongest season by breadth was 1991

In 1991 he made the quarterfinals at Australian Open and Wimbledon, reached the round of 16 at the French Open, and the round of 64 at the US Open. No other year in the table combines two quarterfinals with another second-week result.

Late-career decline was abrupt after 1994

After the Wimbledon quarterfinal in 1994, his next six Slam appearances from 1995 to 1997 all ended in the round of 64 or earlier, including three straight first-round exits in 1996-1997. His final listed Slam result is Australian Open 1997, a round-of-128 loss at age 32.