Vijay Amritraj

Insights

Wimbledon was his strongest Slam by far

Across 32 Grand Slam tournaments, his best results include four quarterfinals, and three of those came at Wimbledon. Wimbledon also produced his only Round of 16 showing, while his other Slams never went beyond the Round of 32.

His peak came in 1981 at age 27

His deepest run was the Wimbledon quarterfinal in 1981, when he was 27. That same year he also reached the US Open Round of 32, making 1981 his clearest single-season high point in the data.

He stayed competitive into his mid-30s

His final Grand Slam appearance in the data is Wimbledon 1990, where he was 36 and reached the Round of 128. He also made Wimbledon’s Round of 64 at 33 in 1987, showing results well beyond the usual peak years.

Most of his Slam volume came at Wimbledon and the US Open

Of his 71 total Grand Slam matches, the results table shows repeated appearances at Wimbledon and the US Open, with only one French Open result listed. The Australian Open appears only in 1983 and 1984, and never as a deep run.

He was India’s top-ranked man in this dataset

In the comparison table, he is ranked #1 of 20 men from India. He is also #234 of 2307 in the Open Era and #118 of 775 among players with overlapping careers, placing his Grand Slam record well above the broader field.