Kristina Barrois

Insights

All five wins came in a four-year stretch

Barrois’s Grand Slam career spans 2006 and 2009-2012, but every one of her five match wins is concentrated in 2009-2011. She went 0-2 in 2006 and 0-1 in 2012, with all victories arriving in the middle block.

2011 was her deepest and busiest Slam season

She played four majors in 2011 and reached the round of 64 at the Australian Open, her best result in the dataset. The other three Slams that year ended in round-of-128 exits, so 2011 combined her highest peak with her heaviest Slam workload.

Australian Open was her most productive major

Across four Australian Open appearances, she reached the round of 64 twice and the round of 128 twice. That is her best balance of depth and consistency among the four majors listed.

Her strongest age band was 27-28

At age 27 in 2009, she produced two round-of-64 results, and at 28 in 2010 she repeated that twice. Those two seasons account for four of her five total wins, making ages 27-28 her clear peak period.

Her Slam record was heavily front-loaded toward early exits

She finished with a 5-15 record across 15 tournaments, and 10 of those tournaments ended in round-of-128 losses. Only five runs reached round of 64, so her career profile is defined far more by first-round exits than by deeper progress.