Jan Hernych

Insights

Only one second-week appearance, and it came in 2011

Hernych’s best Grand Slam result is a single R32, achieved at the 2011 Australian Open at age 31. Across 21 tournaments and 31 matches, every other run ended in the first or second round.

His strongest Slam stretch was 2005-2007

From 2005 through 2007, he reached at least the R64 in every Slam appearance listed, including four R64s and one R32-equivalent step beyond that span’s baseline. That three-year block is clearly stronger than his later results, which were mostly R128 exits.

Australian Open was his most productive major

He posted his best result there, plus two R64 finishes in 2005 and 2006 and another R64 in 2011. By contrast, his French Open and Wimbledon records are mostly R128s, and the US Open never went beyond R64.

Late-career appearances were sparse but still produced his best Wimbledon run

After 2009, he appears only in 2011, 2014, and 2015. The standout in that late phase is Wimbledon 2014, where he reached R64 at age 34, while 2015 ended in R128 and 2011 produced his career-best R32 elsewhere.

His results cluster heavily around the opening rounds

The summary shows 12 R128 finishes and 8 R64 finishes, compared with just one R32. That distribution matches the 10-21 match record and 32% win rate, indicating most of his Slam campaigns ended before the third round.