Raemon Sluiter

Insights

Best Slam run came at Wimbledon in 2001

His deepest Grand Slam result was the R32 at Wimbledon in 2001, when he was 23. That was one of only three R32 finishes in his 23-tournament Slam career.

2006 was his strongest Slam season

In 2006 he reached the R32 at the French Open and the R64 at the Australian Open and US Open. Those were his best results of the season and accounted for three of his 12 career match wins.

Clay was his most productive surface by results

The French Open produced his two best clay-court showings: R32 in 2004 and 2006, plus R128 finishes in 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2005. No other Slam appears twice at the R32 stage in his record.

His career was heavily concentrated in early exits

Across 23 Grand Slam tournaments, he finished at R128 14 times, compared with six R64s and three R32s. That distribution matches his 12-23 overall Slam match record.

He peaked in his mid-20s, not at the start or end

His first Slam appearance was the 2000 Australian Open at age 21, and his final listed Slam matches came in 2006 at ages 27 and 28. His best result arrived in between, at age 23 in 2001.