Regina Rajchrtová

Insights

Two fourth-round runs define her peak

Her best Grand Slam results were two R16 finishes, both at the US Open in 1989 and 1991. No other tournament result in the data goes beyond R32, so those two appearances clearly stand above the rest.

US Open was her strongest major overall

Across five US Open entries, she produced both of her R16 results plus one R64 and one R128, giving her the deepest and most varied run profile of any Slam in the table. That is stronger than her Wimbledon, French Open, or Australian Open records.

Her career peak came in a narrow 1989-1991 window

All of her top results were clustered between ages 21 and 23: R16 at 21 in 1989, R16 at 23 in 1991, and R32 at 23 in 1991. By 1992, every listed result had dropped to R64 or R128.

She was most productive in 1990-1991, not at the start or end

Her best yearly totals came in 1990 and 1991, when she played four Slams each season. In 1990 she reached R64 twice, while in 1991 she added her second R16 and a R32, making those two seasons her most competitive stretch.

Her Grand Slam record is balanced but modest overall

She played 16 tournaments and 29 matches, finishing 13-16 for a 45% win rate. That profile shows more losses than wins, with only two results inside the top two rounds of the draw.