Shenay Perry

Insights

Best Slam run came at Wimbledon in 2006

Perry’s deepest Grand Slam result was the 2006 Wimbledon R16, her only appearance beyond the third round. Her next-best finishes were two R32s and five R64s, showing that this was a clear outlier in her Slam record.

Her strongest year was 2006

In 2006 she reached the R16 at Wimbledon and the R32 at the French Open, while also playing the Australian Open and US Open. That four-Slam season produced her best concentration of results, with two of her three best career finishes coming in the same year.

She was most productive at Wimbledon

Across her career, Wimbledon produced her best overall returns: R16 in 2006, R32 in 2005, R128 in 2004 and 2007, and R64 in 2010. That is a stronger spread than at the Australian Open, French Open, or US Open.

Her Grand Slam peak came at age 21

The 2006 Wimbledon R16 and French Open R32 both came when she was 21. Her later results at age 25 in 2009-2010 were all R64 or R128, indicating that her top-level Slam performance arrived relatively early in the career span shown.

Most of her Slam appearances ended in the first two rounds

Out of 20 tournaments, 13 ended at R128 or R64, compared with only six results at R32 or better. Her overall record was 12-20, which matches the pattern of frequent early exits despite a few deeper runs.