Igor Andreev

Insights

Peak came at Roland Garros in 2007

His only quarterfinal run was the 2007 French Open, where he reached Q at age 23. That stands out as his best Grand Slam result across 32 tournaments and 68 matches.

Best stretch ran from 2004 to 2009

Andreev’s strongest Grand Slam phase was concentrated in six seasons: from 2004 through 2009 he produced his quarterfinal, three round-of-16 finishes, and all six of his round-of-32 results. After 2009, he never again advanced beyond the third round.

2009 was his most productive Slam season

He reached the round of 16 at Wimbledon and the round of 32 at both the Australian Open and French Open in 2009. That was his only season with three results at R32 or better.

Late-career decline was sharp after age 27

At ages 27 and 28 in 2011-2012, his best results were only R64 or R128, and his final Slam appearance in 2013 ended in R128 at age 29. This is a clear drop from the R16 and Q-level results he posted earlier.

Overall record was narrowly above .500

Across 68 Grand Slam matches, he compiled a 36-32 record, which the table lists as 53% won. That balance reflects a career with frequent early exits but enough deeper runs to stay slightly above break-even.