Peter Lundgren

Insights

One standout run, otherwise mostly early exits

Across 23 Grand Slam tournaments, Peter Lundgren’s best result was one Round of 16, with 10 Round of 64 finishes and 12 Round of 128 exits. That means 22 of his 23 appearances ended before the second week.

His peak came at Wimbledon in 1989

The only Round of 16 in the data came at Wimbledon in 1989, when he was 24. No other tournament result in the table matches or improves on that finish.

1989 was his strongest Slam season

In 1989 he reached the Round of 16 at Wimbledon and the Round of 64 at the US Open, while his Australian Open and French Open results were both Round of 128. That is his clearest single-year concentration of higher finishes.

Best stretch came between ages 23 and 26

His strongest results cluster from age 23 through 26: the Round of 16 at 24, multiple Round of 64 results at 23, 24, 25, and 26, and only one Round of 128 at 26. The data shows no Grand Slam progress beyond age 26.

Career ended with a quick exit in 1992

His final Grand Slam result was a Round of 128 at the 1992 Australian Open, at age 26. That closed an eight-year Grand Slam span from 1985 to 1992, with no appearances listed after 1992.