Květa Peschke

Insights

Only one deep run, and it came at Wimbledon in 2005

Peschke’s best Grand Slam result was a single Round of 16, reached at Wimbledon in 2005 at age 29. Her next-best finishes were three Round of 32s, so she never advanced beyond the fourth round in any Slam.

Her strongest Slam stretch was concentrated in 1999-2000

Across 1999 and 2000 she produced all three of her Round of 32 results: Australian Open and French Open in 2000, plus French Open in 1999. That two-year span also included her only other notable run before 2005, a Round of 64 at the 2000 US Open.

French Open was her most productive major

Among her 26 Slam tournaments, the French Open produced her best result, her most frequent deeper finishes, and the largest share of appearances in the later rounds. She reached at least the Round of 64 there four times and made the Round of 32 twice.

Her career was split into two distinct Slam phases

The data shows two separate Grand Slam periods: 1998-2002 and 2004-2007, with no results listed for 2003. After the first phase ended with four Slams in 2002, she returned in 2004 and played five more tournaments through 2007.

She was most active in 2005, but the results were mixed

2005 was her busiest Slam year with four appearances, one at each major. That season produced her career-best Wimbledon run, but also two first-round exits at the Australian Open and US Open, plus a Round of 64 at Roland Garros.