Jean-Philippe Fleurian

Insights

Only one Grand Slam run reached the round of 16

Fleurian’s best result was a single R16, achieved at the 1996 Australian Open at age 30. His next-best finishes were five R32s and six R64s, showing that his peak was brief but clearly higher than his baseline.

Australian Open was his strongest major

Across his Grand Slam career, the Australian Open produced his best result and two of his other deeper runs: R64 in 1995 and R32 in 1990. By contrast, his French Open and US Open records never went beyond R32.

1996 was his sharpest season by far

He played all four majors in 1996 and produced his only R16, plus three R128 exits at the other Slams. That mix makes 1996 the clearest outlier in his results profile, even though it still included three early losses.

His career was built on a long run of first-week exits

Out of 54 Grand Slam matches, he won 19 and lost 35, a 35% win rate. The results table shows 18 finishes at R128 or R64, compared with only 12 finishes at R32 or better.

He was most active in his late 20s and early 30s

His Grand Slam span ran from 1985 to 1997, starting at age 19 and ending at 31. The busiest stretch came from 1990 through 1996, when he appeared in 25 of his 35 tournaments.