Karina Habšudová

Insights

Career peak came at Roland Garros in 1996

Her only quarterfinal run was the 1996 French Open, reached at age 22. That stands out as her best Grand Slam result, ahead of five round-of-16 finishes and five round-of-32 finishes.

Australian Open was her strongest major overall

Across 11 Australian Open appearances, she produced her best cumulative results: one R16, three R32-or-better finishes, and no worse than R128 until 2000. It is also the only Slam where she reached the round of 16 twice, in 1991 and 1995.

Wimbledon was her weakest Slam by deep runs

Wimbledon yielded no result better than the round of 64, and she was eliminated in R128 five times. Compared with her other majors, that makes it the least productive event in terms of advancing beyond the opening rounds.

Her best stretch ran from 1995 through 1997

In those three seasons she reached at least the round of 16 in six of 12 Slam starts, including the 1996 quarterfinal at Roland Garros. That period also contains her highest concentration of R16-or-better results.

She finished with a sharp late-career drop in 2000-2001

After reaching R16 at the 1997 US Open, her next eight Slam results were all R64 or worse, including four straight R128 exits in 2000. Her final season, 2001, ended with only one R64 and three first-week exits.