Jaime Fillol

Insights

Peak came in 1975 with his only quarterfinal

Fillol’s best Grand Slam result was the 1975 US Open quarterfinal at age 29. That season also included R32 at Wimbledon and R16 at the French Open, making 1975 his strongest three-Slam year.

French Open was his most productive major

Across the data, his French Open results include one R16, three R32s, one R64, and two R128s. That gives him four finishes in the last 32 or better there, more than at any other Slam.

He stayed competitive deep into his mid-30s

Fillol reached the US Open R16 in 1982 at age 36, then followed with French Open R32 and two R128 exits in 1983 at age 37. His final two seasons still produced one of his better late-career runs.

Wimbledon was his weakest major by depth

He never advanced beyond the round of 16 at Wimbledon, and his results are concentrated in early exits: four R128s, three R32s, and one R16. That is a shallower profile than his French Open and US Open records.

His best stretch clustered from 1974 to 1976

In those three years he produced his only R16 at Wimbledon in 1974, the quarterfinal and two additional deep runs in 1975, and another R16 at the French Open in 1976. This was the clear high point of his Grand Slam career.