Odile de Roubin

Insights

French Open was her clear best Slam

Her only quarterfinal came at the French Open in 1973, and her two Round-of-16 results were also there in 1970 and 1975. Across 15 Grand Slam tournaments, her deepest runs were concentrated at one event.

Wimbledon never moved beyond the opening rounds

She played Wimbledon six times, from 1970 through 1975, and every result was either R128 or R64. That makes Wimbledon her least productive Slam by round reached, with no appearance beyond the first two rounds.

Peak results clustered at ages 21 to 26

Her best stretch came between ages 21 and 26: R16 at the 1970 French Open, quarterfinal at the 1973 French Open, R16 again in 1975, and R64 at 1976. The data show her strongest Grand Slam outcomes were sustained across that mid-career window.

She finished with a modest but positive Slam record

Over 31 matches she compiled a 16-15 record, which is exactly a 52% win rate. That narrow margin suggests a career defined by competitiveness rather than repeated deep runs.

Her Slam schedule was heavily French Open–weighted

Of her 15 Grand Slam tournaments, nine were at the French Open and six at Wimbledon. The results table shows no appearances outside those two events, so her entire Slam career was split between them.