Pablo Arraya

Insights

Only one run beyond the opening round

Across 15 Grand Slam tournaments and 18 matches, Arraya reached the round of 32 only once, the round of 64 once, and fell in the round of 128 thirteen times. His 3-15 record means every deeper run was isolated rather than repeated.

French Open was his clearest stage

His best result came at the French Open, where he reached the round of 32 in 1983 at age 21. He also made the round of 64 there in 1982 and reached the round of 128 in five other French Open appearances, making it his most productive major by far.

Career peak came early, then results flattened

Arraya’s strongest Grand Slam stretch was in 1982-1983, when he produced his only round-of-64 and round-of-32 finishes. From 1984 through 1992, every listed result was a round-of-128 exit, showing a long plateau after the early peak.

He was a consistent major entrant across two separate spans

His Grand Slam career is split into 1982-1989 and 1991-1992, with no listed results in 1990. That gap aside, he appeared in 15 tournaments over 11 calendar years, indicating a long but interrupted presence at the majors.

Age did not produce a late breakthrough

His best results came at ages 20 and 21, while his final two appearances at ages 29 and 30 both ended in the round of 128. The data shows no late-career improvement after his early-20s peak.