Katarina Srebotnik

Insights

Peak Grand Slam run came in 2008

Her best Slam season was 2008, when she reached the round of 16 twice: at the French Open and the US Open. That year also included a round of 32 at the Australian Open and a first-round exit at Wimbledon.

French Open was her strongest major overall

Across the data, the French Open produced her deepest results: one round of 16, three round-of-32 finishes, and three round-of-64 finishes. It is also the only Slam where she reached the round of 16 before 2008, doing so in 2002.

Her career was built on consistency, not deep runs

In 39 Grand Slam tournaments, she won 43 of 82 matches for a 52% record, but never advanced beyond the round of 16. The result profile is concentrated in early-to-mid rounds: 3 x R16, 10 x R32, and 14 x R64.

Best stretch came in the mid-2000s

From 2003 through 2007, she reached at least the round of 64 in every Slam she entered, and from 2004 through 2007 she never fell earlier than the round of 128. Her most stable run was 2006-2007, when she posted six straight results of R32 or better.

Grand Slam results declined sharply after age 27

At age 27 in 2008, she produced her two best Slam results of the dataset. After that, the final two entries were a round of 128 at the 2009 US Open and a round of 128 at the 2010 French Open, both after her peak year.