Marc Gicquel

Insights

His only deep run came at the 2006 US Open

Gicquel’s best Grand Slam result is a single round-of-16 appearance, and it came at the 2006 US Open at age 29. Every other listed Slam run stopped earlier, with three round-of-32 finishes and six round-of-64 finishes.

French Open was his most frequent Slam, but not his best

He appeared at Roland Garros seven times, more than any other major in the data. Yet his French Open results never went beyond the round of 32, despite also producing his lone round-of-16 at another Slam.

His peak stretch was 2008-2009

The strongest cluster in his record comes across 2008 and 2009, when he reached the round of 32 three times and the round of 64 three more times. In those two seasons, he avoided first-round exits entirely.

Late-career Slams were mostly first-round losses

From 2010 through 2013, he recorded seven straight round-of-128 exits before ending with two more in 2013. That late span contrasts sharply with 2008-2009, when he consistently advanced beyond the opening round.

His Slam career was spread across a long age range

The data shows his Grand Slam appearances from age 27 in 2004 through age 36 in 2013, covering nine calendar years. Across 24 tournaments and 39 matches, he finished 15-24, a 38% win rate.