Jimmy Arias

Insights

Peak came at 19 with a US Open semifinal

His best Grand Slam result was the 1983 US Open semifinal, achieved at age 19. That stands out as his deepest run across 28 tournaments and 64 matches.

1984 was his strongest all-around Slam season

In 1984 he reached the French Open quarterfinals and the Wimbledon round of 16, while also making the US Open round of 64. No other season shows two results as deep as those two.

French Open was his most productive major

His best French Open run was the 1984 quarterfinal, and he also reached the round of 16 in 1983 and the round of 32 in 1982 and 1989. Across the listed results, that is his clearest cluster of deeper finishes.

Late-career results settled mostly in the first week

From 1988 through 1992, every listed result was a round of 128, round of 64, or round of 32 except the 1989 French Open round of 32. The final entry, the 1992 Australian Open, ended in the round of 128 at age 27.

His Slam record was positive but modest

He finished with a 36-28 Grand Slam match record, a 56% win rate, over 28 tournaments. That profile places him #182 of 2307 in the Open Era and #40 of 466 among men from the United States.