Marc-Kevin Goellner

Insights

Peak came at 22, with his only Round of 16

Goellner’s best Grand Slam result was the 1993 French Open R16, achieved at age 22. That stands alone as his deepest run, ahead of two R32 finishes and eight R64 finishes.

1993 was his strongest Slam season

He reached the R16 at Roland Garros and also made the US Open R32, while adding Wimbledon R128 and Australian Open R64. No other year in the data combines a better peak result with as many competitive finishes.

1995 was his most consistent four-Slam year

In 1995 he played all four majors and reached the R64 three times: Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon. The only weaker result that season was a US Open R128, making it his most even across the calendar.

His career ended with a late return at age 30

After no listed Grand Slam results in 1999-2000, he reappeared at the 2001 French Open and lost in the R128 at age 30. That was his final recorded Slam match in a career spanning 1992-1998 and 2001.

Most of his Slam matches ended before the third round

Across 24 tournaments and 39 matches, his record was 15-24, with 8 R64 exits and 2 R32 exits. Only once did he advance beyond the third round, which explains the modest 38% win rate.