Peter Feigl

Insights

His peak came at the 1978 Australian Open

Feigl’s only quarterfinal run in the data came at the 1978 Australian Open, when he was 27. It is also his best Grand Slam result overall, standing alone against eight R64 finishes and one R32.

Australian Open was by far his most frequent stage

He appeared in the Australian Open 8 times out of 15 Grand Slam tournaments, more than half of his total Slam entries. Those eight appearances produced his full range of results, including his only quarterfinal, his only R32, and five R64s.

He was most productive in 1980

In 1980, Feigl reached the third round at Wimbledon and the round of 64 at both the Australian Open and US Open. That three-event season produced his only year with three Grand Slam matches recorded and his only year with multiple R64 results.

His results declined after the 1978 breakthrough

After the 1978 quarterfinal, Feigl never advanced beyond the round of 64 again. From 1979 through 1984, his best results were six R64 finishes, plus two R128 exits in 1979, 1981, and 1983.

He stayed competitive into his early 30s

Feigl’s final recorded Slam appearance was the 1984 Australian Open at age 32, and he also played the 1983 Australian Open at age 31. Across the data, his Grand Slam career spans ages 24 through 32.