Philipp Petzschner

Insights

Career peak came in 2009-2010, with both of his best Slam finishes

Petzschner’s top Grand Slam result was the round of 32, reached twice: Wimbledon and Wimbledon again in 2010. Those are the only two times he advanced beyond the round of 64 across 21 tournaments.

Wimbledon was clearly his strongest major

He posted his two best results at Wimbledon, plus a round of 64 in 2008, a round of 32 in 2009 and 2010, and a round of 128 in 2011 and 2013. That gives him five Wimbledon appearances and no first-round exits listed there.

His best stretch was age 25-26

At ages 25 and 26, he produced both round-of-32 runs and added multiple round-of-64 results. After age 26, every listed Slam result was round of 64 or round of 128, with no further improvement.

He was most competitive in 2009-2012, then dropped off sharply in 2013

From 2009 through 2012 he reached at least the round of 64 in every Slam he entered, including seven round-of-64 results and two round-of-32 results. In 2013, all three appearances ended in the round of 128.

His Slam profile was built on consistency more than deep runs

Across 35 matches he went 14-21, and his best results were only two round-of-32 finishes. The distribution is heavily weighted toward early exits: 9 round-of-128 results and 10 round-of-64 results, versus just 2 round-of-32 results.