Pauline Parmentier

Insights

One deep run, but no quarterfinals

Parmentier’s best Grand Slam result was a single round of 16, reached at the 2014 French Open at age 28. Across 49 tournaments and 73 matches, she never advanced beyond that stage.

French Open was her strongest major

Her best results were concentrated in Paris: one R16, three R32s, and multiple R64s at the French Open. By contrast, her Australian Open and US Open peaks were only R64, and Wimbledon peaked at R64 except for one R64 in 2019.

Peak stretch came in 2011-2014

Her strongest run of results came between 2011 and 2014, when she reached at least the R64 in every Grand Slam she entered and produced her only R32s and her lone R16. That span includes the 2012 US Open R32 and the 2014 French Open R16.

Late-career decline was sharp

After the 2014 French Open R16, she did not get past the first round in any of her last six Grand Slam appearances from 2018 to 2020. Those finishes were all R128 except for a 2019 Wimbledon R64 and a 2018 French Open R32.

Career totals show more losses than wins

Her Grand Slam record was 24-49, a 33% win rate, over 73 matches. That means she lost more than twice as many matches as she won, despite appearing in 49 tournaments.