Terry Moor

Insights

Two fourth-round runs define the peak

Terry Moor’s best Grand Slam results were two R16 finishes, at Wimbledon in 1984 and the French Open in 1981. Those are his only appearances beyond the R32 stage across 19 tournaments.

US Open was his most frequent major

He played the US Open 10 times, far more than any other Slam in the data. His US Open results also supplied most of his match volume, including his only R32 finish there in 1980 and 1983.

Best stretch came between ages 25 and 32

His strongest results cluster from age 25 through 32: R32 at the US Open in 1977 and 1978, another R32 at Wimbledon in 1978, R32 at the US Open in 1980, and both career-best R16 runs at ages 29 and 32.

Late-career decline is visible in the final two seasons

In 1984 and 1985, he went 0-3 in Grand Slam matches, with results of R16, R128, R64, and R128 across Wimbledon and the US Open. That contrasts with earlier seasons that included repeated R32 and R16 finishes.

His record is narrowly above .500 across 40 matches

Moor finished 21-19, a 53% win rate, over 40 Grand Slam matches in 19 tournaments. That balance reflects a career with several competitive runs but no sustained deep progression beyond the fourth round.