Luis Horna

Insights

Peak came in 2005-2006, with his only second-week-adjacent runs

Horna’s best Grand Slam results were two R32 finishes: the 2005 French Open at age 24 and the 2006 Australian Open at age 25. Those are his only results better than R64 across 25 tournaments.

He was a four-Slam regular from 2003 through 2008

From 2003 to 2008, he entered all four majors every season, producing 24 of his 25 Grand Slam appearances. The lone exception in the data is 2002, when only the US Open is listed.

Clay was clearly his strongest surface in the results

His French Open record is the best of the four majors: R64 in 2003, 2004 and 2008, plus the R32 in 2005. By contrast, Wimbledon never got beyond R128, and the Australian Open and US Open mostly stayed at R128.

His best year by match depth was 2006

In 2006 he reached R32 at the Australian Open and R64 at the US Open, while still posting R128 at Wimbledon and the French Open. That season gave him two results better than R128, more than any other year in the table.

Late-career results were stable but limited

At ages 26 and 27, Horna repeatedly landed in the same range: mostly R128, with one R64 at the 2007 US Open and one R64 at the 2008 French Open. His final season in the data, 2008, produced no result better than R64.