Nathalie Baudone

Insights

Career peak came in the middle years, not at the start

Baudone’s best Grand Slam results were three R32 finishes, all clustered in 1993 and 1995. She reached that round at the French Open in 1993 and 1995, and at the US Open in 1995.

French Open was her most productive major

Among her 15 Slam appearances, the French Open produced her strongest overall return: one R32, one R32-equivalent best result in the data, and multiple deeper runs than at the other majors. She also opened her Slam career there in 1991 and returned to R32 in both 1993 and 1995.

She was more competitive in 1995 than in any other season

In 1995 she played all four majors and posted her only season with two R32 results, at the French Open and US Open. The other two Slams that year still reached R128, making 1995 her most balanced Grand Slam campaign.

Her Slam record was built on consistency, not volume of wins

Across 15 tournaments and 24 matches, Baudone finished 9-15, a 38% win rate. Nine of her 15 entries ended at R128, showing that most of her Slam runs were short even when she occasionally broke through to R64 or R32.

Her Grand Slam career was concentrated between ages 18 and 24

Baudone’s first Slam result came at age 18 at the 1991 French Open, and her last listed appearance was at age 24 at the 1996 US Open. The results table shows a steady run through ages 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24 without any gap year.