Hernán Gumy

Insights

Best Slam level came in 1996-1998

Gumy’s deepest Grand Slam runs were all in this middle stretch: three R32 finishes, at the 1996 Australian Open, 1996 US Open, 1997 US Open, and 1998 French Open. That is the only period in which he reached the third round.

US Open was his most productive major

Across six US Open appearances from 1995 to 2000, he reached at least the R64 every time and advanced to the R32 three times. No other Slam produced as many matches or as many deep runs in the supplied data.

French Open was his most consistent event

He played the French Open six times and never lost before the R128, then improved to R64 three times and R32 once. That makes it his clearest pattern of repeated baseline success across multiple seasons.

Late-career results flattened out

After the 1998 French Open R32, his next six Slam results were all R128 or R64, with no further R32 finishes. In 1999 and 2000, every result stayed at R128 or R64.

Career totals show a narrow but positive record

Over 19 tournaments and 33 matches, Gumy compiled a 14-19 record, which is a 42% win rate. His Grand Slam career ran from 1995 to 2000, beginning at age 23 and ending at age 28.