Pauline Betz

Insights

Perfectly efficient Grand Slam season

Pauline Betz played only three Grand Slam matches in the supplied data, all in 1946, and converted them into two titles and one runner-up finish. That means every recorded appearance reached at least the final.

Two titles, one final, no losses before the championship match

The results line shows wins at Wimbledon and the US Open, plus a French Open final. Across those three events, she never appears with a result worse than finalist, which is the clearest pattern in the dataset.

Age 26 to 27 across the entire Grand Slam record

Her recorded Grand Slam results all came at ages 26 and 27: 26 at the French Open and Wimbledon, then 27 at the US Open. The span is just one year, showing a very concentrated Grand Slam career.

All recorded Grand Slam activity belongs to 1946

The basics table lists her Grand Slam career as 1946, and every row in the results table is also from 1946. There are no other seasons in the supplied data, so her entire Grand Slam record is confined to a single year.

Best-results summary matches the detailed rows exactly

The summary says “2 x champion” and “1 x finalist,” and the results table contains exactly two W entries and one F entry. The aggregate and row-by-row data align perfectly, with no extra matches shown.