Stéphane Robert

Insights

Late-blooming Grand Slam presence

Robert’s Grand Slam career is concentrated in 2010-2018, with a lone earlier appearance in 2004. His first listed result came at age 24, and his final one at age 38, showing a very long gap before his main run.

One clear peak: the 2014 Australian Open round of 16

His best result was the 2014 Australian Open R16 at age 33, the only time he reached the second week. Across 22 tournaments and 33 matches, that stands out above his other bests of one R32 and six R64 finishes.

Australian Open was his strongest major by far

Australia produced his deepest run and also his most frequent success: R64 in 2010, R128 in 2011 and 2012, R16 in 2014, R128 in 2015, and R32 in 2016. That is the only Slam where he reached both R16 and R32.

2016 was his most productive Slam season

He played all four majors in 2016 and won three matches overall: R32 at the Australian Open, R64 at the French Open, and R128 at Wimbledon and the US Open. No other season in the data shows four Slam appearances with three wins.

Results declined sharply after 2014

After the 2014 Australian Open breakthrough, every listed Slam result from 2015-2018 was R128 or R64, except the 2016 Australian Open R32. That sequence marks a clear drop from his only R16 finish to repeated early exits.