Stéphanie Cohen-Aloro

Insights

French Open was her clearest source of progress

Her best Grand Slam result was the round of 32, reached once at the 2007 French Open. Across her 24 Slam appearances, France also produced her only other deep runs: two round-of-64 finishes and several round-of-128 exits.

She peaked in 2007, then never matched that level again

In 2007 she posted her strongest season: a round of 32 at Roland Garros and a round of 128 at the US Open and Australian Open. From 2008 through 2010, every result was round of 128 or round of 64, with no repeat of the 2007 breakthrough.

Her Slam career was heavily concentrated in the early 20s

She first appeared at age 17 in 2000, then returned at 19 in 2002 and played every year from 2003 through 2010. Most of her 32 matches came between ages 20 and 25, with only two appearances after turning 26.

Australian Open was her best non-French major

Among the three non-Paris Slams, the Australian Open gave her the strongest results: round of 64 in 2005 and 2009. Wimbledon and the US Open never took her beyond the round of 128 except for a single US Open round of 64 in 2003.

Her overall Slam record was modest but consistent in volume

She played 24 Grand Slam tournaments and 32 matches, finishing with an 8-24 record and a 25% win rate. That workload is spread across nine seasons, showing repeated main-draw presence even though deep runs were rare.