Henrik Holm

Insights

Wimbledon was his clearest stage

His best Grand Slam result was the Wimbledon round of 16 in 1992, and Wimbledon also supplied his first main-draw result in the data: a round of 64 in 1989 at age 20. Across five Wimbledon appearances, he reached at least the round of 64 four times.

1993 was his busiest and strongest Slam season

He played all four majors in 1993, the only year in the table with a full Slam set. That season produced two round-of-32 finishes, at the US Open and Wimbledon, plus round-of-64 results at the Australian Open and French Open.

His peak came in a narrow 1992-1994 window

All of his top results were concentrated between ages 23 and 26: the round of 16 in 1992, two round-of-32 runs in 1993, and another round of 32 plus two round-of-64 finishes in 1994. Outside that span, he never advanced beyond the round of 64.

He was more effective at Wimbledon and the US Open than in Melbourne or Paris

His only round of 16 came at Wimbledon, and his two round-of-32 results were split between Wimbledon and the US Open. By contrast, the Australian Open and French Open never produced anything better than the round of 32.

His Slam record stayed just below .500 despite 33 matches

Over 17 tournaments and 33 matches, he finished 16-17, which is listed as 48% won. That makes his Grand Slam career unusually balanced: nearly as many wins as losses, but without a sustained run past the early rounds.